unfostering
verb (used with object) as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
hindering, preventing, disincentivizing, discouraging, hindering, impeding, thwarting, disabling, disrupting, inhibiting
Example Sentences
Example:His efforts to unfoster the relationship were hindered by their mutual friends.
Definition:to obstruct or delay something; to prevent or make difficult
Example:The unfostering of growth is effectively preventing the expansion of the business.
Definition:to stop or keep back something from happening or existing
Example:Unfostering the growth through disincentivizing investment is a common strategy among countries.
Definition:to discourage or reduce the likelihood of something happening by controlling or changing the rewards and punishments
Example:The unfostering of the new idea by the team leader has discouraged the rest.
Definition:to make someone feel not so hopeful or confident; to discourage
Example:His efforts to unfoster the relationship were hindered by their mutual friends.
Definition:to obstruct or delay something; to prevent or make difficult
Example:The unfostering of the relationship is impeding their chances of success together.
Definition:to make difficult or stop
Example:Their efforts to unfoster the tree's growth were thwarted by the unexpected climate change.
Definition:to prevent something from succeeding or from doing something; to frustrate, obstruct, or hinder
Example:Unfostering the needed support undermines the companies' ability to function.
Definition:to prevent something from working or from having the normal function
Example:The unfostering of the cultural practices is disrupting the traditional community.
Definition:to break up or prevent something from continuing; to cause disturbances
Example:The unfostering of talent is inhibiting the company's potential.
Definition:to prevent or reduce the rate of growth, occurrence, or performance
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