upbringing in Irish
upbringing in Irish is oiliúint — upbringing means the way a person was raised and the values instilled in them during childhood.
upbringing in Irish
oiliúint
The raising or training of a child.
What does "upbringing" mean?
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noun The way a person was raised and the values instilled in them during childhood.
"His strict upbringing taught him the value of discipline."
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upbringing in a sentence
- His strict upbringing taught him the value of discipline.
- She credits her grandmother for much of her upbringing.
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What is "upbringing" in Irish?
"upbringing" in Irish is oiliúint. upbringing means: The way a person was raised and the values instilled in them during childhood.
How do you use "upbringing" in a sentence?
Example: "His strict upbringing taught him the value of discipline." In Irish, "upbringing" is oiliúint.
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