fostell

/fɔːˈstɛl, foʊ-/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of ancient stone structure or monument, particularly in Britain.

“The archaeologist carefully examined the remains of the old fostell.”

2. verb

To cultivate or bring up, especially in a nurturing or protective environment.

“The foster parents learned to fostell the children, providing them with love and support.”

Synonyms

  • cultivate
  • nurture

Antonyms

  • abuse
  • neglect