coddling
Speech parts
1. coddling - Noun
2. coddling - Verb
Meaning
of Coddle
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Any politicians seen as coddling the rioters will find their positions far less secure.
And when the church becomes a purveyor of such catering and coddling and trivializing of what youth ministry ought to be about, its time to say shame on us.
As Starfish416 said “Tolerance should not apply to coddling the intolerant.
I ended up mashing the beef and egg into the rice anyways, so who needs perfect coddling?
Helicopter parenting is the over-protection, coddling and enabling that, despite the parent's best intentions, produces overly-entitled young people who are unable to cope with even the most insignificant of challenges.
Not long after Neville plays a snippet of Fox News where pundits bemoan Rogers for coddling a generation by teaching them that everyone is special, a former worker on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” wonders if there’s room today “for a nice person on TV.”