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Meanings of parented in English

Having a parent or parents or cared for by parent surrogates.

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Usage of parented in English
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I held and parented him for just a tiny time.
The Guardian
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But every child is an individual with different needs, so none is parented the same.
The Irish Times
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All I can say is that he has been parented in a very peculiar way.
The Guardian
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But, at home, my sister and I parented her.
The Guardian
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Like the rest of my children, biological and those I've foster parented, they are amazing.
Ebony
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He was the Mysterious Knight, parented in fairy-far Avilion, the Fortunate Youth, the Awakener of England.
The Fortunate Youth
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In Alaska you are often parented by nature.
Reuters
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They are quite definite, but also definitely parented.
Avril: Being Essays on the Poetry of the French Renaissance
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As childhood gets shorter and shorter children have little sense of being safe, sheltered and strongly parented.
The Irish Times
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I was not particularly parented properly.
Feminist dot com
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I hated the way they parented.
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
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The della Scalas, supreme lords of Verona for many generations, were every man jack of them so parented.
The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne : a Novel
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I'm happy to share that the teen I parented some years ago is now a well-adjusted and healthy young man.
Ebony
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They, children of the grey cap and the red shawl, resembled hundreds of thousands of little human rabbits similarly parented.
The Fortunate Youth
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How they were parented in terms of love, nurturing and care would be the key factors in their happiness, she added.
The Irish Times
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The study also showed that there's a growing number of same sex parented families in Australia in spite of what's happening politcially.
Radio NZ
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