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Meanings of rearing in English
Helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community.
Usage of rearing in English
1
She later met my father and became a housewife, rearing seven children.
2
Elsewhere in Sichuan, a company called Gooddoctor is rearing six billion cockroaches.
3
The mice do, however, display changes in rearing behavior and sensorimotor gating.
4
They're almost halfway to the child rearing costs that the government gave.
5
Yet he could still make out something thrashing within: rearing, reaching, writhing.
6
Some were cooking the supper; some, rearing frail shelters for the night.
7
Here we may still be hopeful: in the rearing of exceptional men.
8
Both parents take the greatest interest in rearing and educating their offspring.
9
Both sexes are said to assist in hatching and rearing the young.
10
Alternatively, differences could arise from different rearing environments or other non-genetic factors.
11
Guess who's going to pay for the rearing of this new baby?
12
It's certainly an unexpected diversion into the world of child-rearing, we suggest.
13
The mind rebelled against the barriers it had been rearing against itself.
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Witnesses had told police that the horse was rearing up in traffic.
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Evidence for the effects of correlated post-rearing environments was found for hostility.
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It was Mule-panicked, rearing and bucking, unable to find a way out.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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