fosterage
ˈfɑːstərɪdʒ
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Definition of fosterage - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
compensationDatedUKthe payment made to a family for fostering a childDatedUK
  • The fosterage was barely enough to cover the child's expenses.
childcare foster care
2.
child careDatedUKthe act of fostering a child as one's ownDatedUK
  • Fosterage was common in ancient societies.
fostering
3.
child statusDatedthe condition of being a foster childDated
  • He spoke about his fosterage with gratitude.
foster care guardianship
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Origin of fosterage

English, foster (nurture) + -age (action)

Examples of fosterage in a sentence

  • Receiving fosterage was a relief for them.
  • Fosterage provided the child with a new family environment.
  • The tradition of fosterage helped strengthen community bonds.
  • Her fosterage was a period of growth and learning.
  • Fosterage provided him with a sense of belonging.

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  1. French:frais de placement, placement familial, ...
  2. German:Pflegegeld, Pflegeverhältnis, ...
  3. Italian:compenso per l'affido, affidamento, ...
  4. Spanish:pago por acogida, crianza, ...
  5. Portuguese:subsídio de acolhimento, acolhimento, ...
  6. Chinese:寄养费, 寄养, ...
  7. Japanese:養育費, 里親制度, ...
  8. Arabic:أجر حضانة, تَبَنٍّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְצַבַּת אוּמְנָה, אוֹמְנָה, ...
  10. Russian:пособие на воспитание, воспитание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оплата за виховання, виховання, ...
  12. Hindi:पालन-पोषण भत्ता, पालन-पोषण, ...

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