Definition
Definition of fosterable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
growthRare capable of being nurtured or developedRare
- The young artist's talent is fosterable.
2.
careRare suitable for foster care or nurturingRare
- The child was deemed fosterable by the agency.
Origin of fosterable
Old English, fostrian (to nourish)
Examples of fosterable in a sentence
The plant's growth is fosterable in the right conditions. The puppy was considered fosterable by the rescue group. These kittens are fosterable and need temporary homes.
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- French:développable, éducable, ...
- German:förderbar, pflegegeeignet, ...
- Italian:sviluppabile, adottabile, ...
- Spanish:fomentable, acogible, ...
- Portuguese:desenvolvível, acolhível, ...
- Chinese:可培养的, 适合寄养的, ...
- Japanese:育成可能な, 里親に適した, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلرِّعاية, قابِل لِلاحْتِضان, ...
- Hebrew:נִיתָּן לְטִפּוּחַ, מִתְאִים לְאוֹמְנָה, ...
- Russian:развиваемый, приемлемый для воспитания, ...
- Ukrainian:розвивний, прийомний, ...
- Hindi:पोषणीय, पालन-पोषण योग्य, ...
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