foster father
Noun
Meaning
a man who is a foster parent
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foster-father
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There was no way of getting love. If all you have experienced is humiliation and rejection, and your foster father forces you to fight back or get a beating from him, you look for any kind of lifeline. There were only two options: fight, or become a victim. I tried the victim option for a long time.
From what the poems tell us, it appears that Villon was born in poverty and raised by a foster father, but that his mother was still living when her son was thirty years old.
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has voiced "deep concern" over a three-year-old Indian girl in Texas who has been missing since October 7 after her foster father made her stand outside the house as punishment for not drinking milk.
His American foster father left him in the car for nine hours and he died of heat stroke.
She was recently found dead in her home, years after a sexual harassment case involving her foster father who was a priest.
Hillan describes how McLaverty was like a foster father to the younger Belfast poet.