Nurture is valid Scrabble Word

Is nurture a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is nurture valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for NURTURE in dictionary:

VERB:

to nourish
care for and protect (someone or something) while they are growing
help or encourage the development of
cherish (a hope, belief, or ambition)
To feed; to nourish.
To educate; to bring or train up.
help develop, help grow
bring up
provide with nourishment
promote or encourage development

NOUN:

the action or process of nurturing someone or something
upbringing, education, and environment, contrasted with inborn characteristics as an influence on or determinant of personality
act or process of promoting development
The act of nourishing or nursing; thender care; education; training.
That which nourishes; food; diet.
the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child
helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community

Words related to NURTURE

nurturable12 nurtural8 nurturance12 nurturant9 nurtured9 nurturer8 nurturers9 nurtures8 nurturing10

Words that contain NURTURE

nurtured9 nurturer8 nurtures8 nurturers9 unnurtured11

How to use NURTURE in a sentence

She was the eldest of a family of ten, and had always assisted her mother in the management of a half-crown house and the nurture of a regiment of infants.
Of Thessalian extraction, and gentle nurture, Nydia had been stolen and sold into the slavery of an ex-gladiator named Burbo, a relative of the false priest Calenus.
The character of our abstract ideas, therefore, depends, to a considerable degree, on our nurture.
Yet a tree which would speedily die under that nurture might do very fairly, might even do magnificently, if it had fair play, if it got its chance of common sunshine and shower.
We can well conceive under what gracious and godly influences he received his early nurture.
For government is the nurture of man, and the government of good men is good, and of bad men bad.
Hence nurture and culture alike are both conscious and unconscious.
The growth of the soul is largely affected by the nurture which it receives.
Nurture is chiefly a matter of mental and spiritual atmosphere.
Nurture is not so much a matter of teacher and text-book, of church and catechism, as of atmosphere, example, and inspiration.

If Julia did still nurture any remnants of her moody cares, she had at least the kindness of keeping them to herself, and to suffer alone.
It is devoted to the nurture of those benign virtues which it so plainly shows waiting on and winning the best beauty and joy of the world.
In the nurture of these relations, by every law of fitness and want, it belongs to women to take the lead.
With the majority of children we can certainly do nothing better than to nurture such a taste for knowledge into vigorous life.
Let them also study whatever will nurture the health of the body and its physical soundness, and how to guard their children from disease.
May you be surrounded by the beneficent light of His countenance, and may you attain maturity under His nurture and protection.
These instructions must be given to every mother to serve her as a guide, so that each will train and nurture her children in accordance with the Teachings.
This gave another means of measuring nurture, for it was also possible to measure the relation between any trait in the child and some factor in the environment.
We who are alive are responsible for environment and nurture, and we must believe that the purpose to be achieved is of supreme importance.
He simply cannot but believe that the sex of the individual is as inborn as his backbone, and as incapable of being created by varying conditions of nurture.
Further, we know that nurture alone accounts for this remarkable splitting of one sex into two contrasted varieties.
That bad education may affect it for evil no one can question, but we must distinguish between nature and nurture.
In the planting of trees or the nurture of babies the State will get value for its money in the long run, but it must be prepared to wait.
Cultivate this fresh plant in the rose-garden of Thy love and nurture it by showers from the clouds of Providence.
In the great march of the races of men over the earth, we have always seen opulence and luxury sinking before poverty and toil and hardy nurture.
In all else the child has vanished, and given place to this good-looking girl, with a spring in her gait and a glow on her cheek that tell of clean country nurture.
Desires and capacities which, with careful nurture, might have come to a fair fruit, are chilled and nipped by the frost of neglect and ridicule.
As his woman, she wanted to nurture a greater purpose in him.
Under the nurture of a grandmother to whom religion was a convenience and social form, she had received the strictest ceremonial but in no wise any spiritual training.
I am grateful to thee for my life, and grateful for my nurture, in that thou hast trained for me this brother light in my home.
Possibly there was some gipsy blood in him that defied their nurture.

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