Synonyms for feeding
feed·ing

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1. eating, feedingnoun

   the act of consuming food

   Synonyms:
   alimentation, eating

2. feeding, alimentationnoun

   the act of supplying food and nourishment

   Synonyms:
   victuals, sustenance, nourishment, eating, aliment, nutriment, alimentation, nutrition

Matched Categories

1. • Consumption
   • Provision

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1. List of paraphrases for "feeding":

   feed, food, nutrition, foraging, power, diet, eating, fuelling, alimentación, supply, breastfeeding, malnutrition, feeder, fattening, lactation, meals, canteens, grocery, dietary, meal, ingestion, 'alimentation, bitty, nourishment, catering

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1. Oona Campbell:

   On the other hand, you want them to stay long enough to make sure they’re not bleeding, the baby is feeding and the baby is n’t jaundiced, so there are a lot of reasons to want the stay to be long enough.

2. Renata Filippini:

   For optimal language development, controlling background noise is highly recommended, especially during specific learning moments, like during a story telling activity or during feeding times.

3. Manamati Tamang:

   Feeding the family, paying for the children's education and other daily expenses has been a struggle, if we lived in a house, we at least wouldn't have to worry as much about protecting ourselves from the climate.

4. Gina Stipo:

   Where’s the respect for ingredients and the people you’re feeding ? It’s all about the bad-boy image, and they see it on Food Network … it’s about being outrageous.

5. Subhash Pokhrel:

   Studies show that there is often an unsympathetic public attitude to breastfeeding outside of the home, an acceptance of formula feeding as a normal and safe way to feed babies, a lack of expertise and experience of breastfeeding among health service staff, women’s choice to start or to continue to breastfeed is therefore constrained by the culture and community in which they live.