0 past simple and past participle of nourish
1 to provide people or living things with food in order to make them grow and keep them healthy:
Creating reform policies, gathering information, and implementing changes have proven to be tasks not easily addressed by regimes nourished on a variety of exogenous rents.
A string of epithets usually followed: children were timid, submissive, barely awake, lacking motivation, poorly nourished.
He tutored 22 research students, and nourished the careers of many postdocs.
All experimental mice were maintained separately and nourished on processed flour feed and clean water.
Her personal world has not been nourished, neither has her professional world.
The most they could give to him was a bucket of millet which nourished his compound for one week.
All experimental chicks were maintained in separate cages and nourished daily on processed broiled feed and clean water.
The flesh became nourishment for the body, while the skin or feathers nourished the spirit.
