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The attentiveness of the nurse and the nourishment she prepares is for the sake of a sick person, a patient.

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What do nourishing mean?
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What is nourishment in food?
What does nourishment mean in science?

These plants receive mulch and other household refuse, which provides regular nourishment.

But just as he was about to partake of some nourishment his head fell back.

Although all draft animals can obtain nourishment from grass growing on the sides of roads, horses and mules must receive supplemental grain when working.

Therefore, it contains nourishments both spiritual and physical and portions that are related with both the hereafter and this world.

The flesh became nourishment for the body, while the skin or feathers nourished the spirit.

As such, it provides knowledge, intellectual/aesthetic nourishment and resources, and social identity and status.

Their perceived function may have been nourishment rather than protection.

Epiphytic orchids are effectively mechanical parasites, they require other plants as supports but do not extract nourishment from their support plants.

Examples of typical neglect incidents included leaving young children alone, failing to seek appropriate medical care, maintaining unsanitary living conditions, and providing inadequate nourishment.

The sea is also viewed as the repository and giver of treasures, as a source of nourishment and abundance.

Different kinds of sugar were added to the suspension as nourishment in order to study the different metabolic responses.

Typical neglect incidents included leaving young children at home alone, maintaining unsanitary living conditions, and providing inadequate nourishment.

Villagers harvest its fish and vegetation for nourishment, crafts, construction, and medicinal purposes.

It may well be the case that the former attribute is superior to the latter relative to the circumstances in which nourishment is scant.

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What do nourishing mean?

Nourishing is an adjective that describes things that nourish—do or provide what's needed for someone or something to be healthy and to grow and develop. The word is most commonly used in relation to food. Nourishing food is filled with nutrients that help us to grow and stay healthy.

What is the example of nourishment?

Nourish and nourishment are most commonly used in relation to food. Healthy food provides nourishment. Parents try to provide nourishment for their children by feeding them healthy foods. Sometimes, food is said to nourish more than the body, as in A warm, home-cooked meal is nourishment for the body and the spirit.