Associations to the word «Upbringing»
Noun
- Parentage
- Childhood
- Outlook
- Stepfather
- Parent
- Bohemian
- Grandmother
- Schooling
- Chil
- Sibling
- Dren
- Parenting
- Brat
- Religious
- Pedagogy
- Grandparent
- Memoir
- Lifestyle
- Nanny
- Gryphon
- Autobiography
- Biographer
- Ancestry
- Birth
- Unitarian
- Offspring
- Adulthood
- Presbyterian
- Education
- Demeanor
- Background
- Cites
- Inspiration
- Orphan
- Spirituality
- Child
- Teenager
- Jehovah
- Orthodox
- Mother
- Attitude
- Belief
- Guardian
- Responsibility
- Protestant
- Attribute
- Commitment
Adjective
- Privileged
- Strict
- Quaker
- Sheltered
- Unconventional
- Impoverished
- Autobiographical
- Abusive
- Protestant
- Affluent
- Cultured
- Aristocratic
- Orphaned
- Parental
- Devout
- Fluent
- Humble
- Religious
- Preschool
- Cosmopolitan
- Naive
- Spoiled
- Conservative
- Catholic
- Multicultural
- Pious
- Secular
- Modest
- Biographical
- Reflecting
- Staunch
- Widowed
- Foster
- Baptist
- Immoral
- Harsh
- Maternal
- Tough
- Wealthy
- Moral
- Unstable
- Jewish
- Reflected
- Rooted
- Methodist
Wiktionary
UPBRINGING, noun. The traits acquired during one's childhood training
UPBRINGING, noun. The raising or training of a child.
Dictionary definition
UPBRINGING, noun. Properties acquired during a person's formative years.
UPBRINGING, noun. Helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community; "they debated whether nature or nurture was more important".
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