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cultivateverb to come to have graduallycultivated a taste for opera in order to fit in with his new circle of friends acquire, develop, form absorb, adopt, embrace, take in, take ongain, get, obtainachieve, attain, reachfoster, nourish, nurture, promote lose abandon, desert, forsakecast, discard, ditch, dump, fling (off or away), jettison, junk, reject, scrap, shed, shuck (off), slough(also sluff), throw away, throw out, unload to help the growth or development ofcultivated a passion for learning among his students over the years advance, encourage, forward, foster, further, incubate, nourish, nurse, nurture, promote advocate, back, champion, endorse(also indorse), support, upholdendow, finance, fund, patronize, stake, subsidize, underwriteabet, aid, assistadvertise, boost, plug, publicize, toutagitate (for), campaign (for), work (for) discourage, frustrate, hinder, inhibit ban, bar, enjoin, forbid, interdict, outlaw, prevent, prohibit, proscribebattle, combat, contend (with), counter, fight, opposerepress, snuff (out), squash, squelch, stifle, subdue, suppressarrest, check, halt, retardencumber, fetter, hobble, impede, interfere (with), manacle, obstruct, shackle to look after or assist the growth of by labor and carein an attempt to produce New World counterparts of the wines that he had enjoyed in Europe, Jefferson cultivated several varieties of grapes at Monticello crop, culture, dress, grow, promote, raise, rear, tend breed, produce, propagateplant, sowgather, glean, harvest, reapgerminate, quicken, ripen, root, sprout killdig, extirpate, pick, pluck, pull (up), uprootcut, hay, mow to work by plowing, sowing, and raising crops onwe ought to cultivate the field out back farm, tend, till crop, plantharvest, reapharrow, hoesharecrop in 1588 |