bringing-up

noun

1. another term for upbringing

Example Sentences

On Sunday, the former president couldn’t resist bringing up 2020 again, calling Democrats "demonic" and falsely blaming fraud for his previous loss.

From Salon

There's the high cost of bringing up children, the pressure to stay in work and the challenge of finding the right partner.

From BBC

"If she didn't have Covid, she wouldn't have needed the blood thinning injections, she wouldn't have started bringing up the blood again."

From BBC

“Even bringing up that war can affect people's health is a big jump from what people usually think of,” Williams wrote in an email to Undark.

From Salon

They have three daughters who they are bringing up as Jewish.

From BBC