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Cherisher
One who cherishes
Cherishment
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Cherish
To treat with tenderness and affection to nurture with care to protect and aid
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cherished
deeply loved or valued
Nourishingly
Nutritively cherishingly
Nustle
To fondle to cherish
Liberty
of the county of which it forms part for the purposes of parliamentary elections. --liberty is the most cherished possession of a man. Liberty is the right of doing an act which the law permits, Kartar Singh
Estovers, or estouviers
Estovers, or estouviers [fr. estoffer, Fr., to furnish, or festover, Fr., i.e., fovere, Lat., to keep warm, cherish, sustain, or defend]. Bote, any kind of sustenance; also a wife's alimony. Estoveria sunt ardendi, arandi, construendi et
Dharma
due deliberation for one's own happiness and also for welfare of all beings free from fear, desire, disease, cherishing good feelings and sense of brotherhood, unity and friendship for integration of Bharat. This is the core religion
Couthutlaugh
[fr. Couth, Sax., knowing, and utlaugh, an outlaw], a person who willingly and knowingly received an outlaw and cherished or concealed him; for which offence he underwent the same punishment as the outlaw himself, Bract.
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