Similar words: rented, parenteral, apparent movement, contentedly, discontented, contented, parent, parental. Meaning: ['perənt /'peər-] 
adj. having a parent or parents or cared for by parent surrogates.
adj. having a parent or parents or cared for by parent surrogates. 
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31. What would your self-esteem look like if roles were reversed and you were the child being parented by someone just like you?
32. Sometimes older babies and toddlers who wake at night expect to be parented back to sleep in the same way they went to bed.
33. Thus, since a is already parented on a point in server state space, we can just send it off.
34. Another company, Fox Searchlight (parented by 20th Century Fox), offers highly successful British imports like Bend It Like Beckham (2002) and Notes on a Scandal (2006).
35. They do not exemplify the characteristics of the overwhelming majority of people - male, teenage and 20s, poorly parented, poorly educated, and just plain poor.
36. At this point, we have a new a" which is parented off ofd and a newly-transformed buffer which is parented off of a".
37. If you use an embedded expression to add existing nodes (including elements) and attributes to a new XML tree and if the existing nodes are already parented, the nodes are cloned.
38. A baby parented this way will become an adult with better self-control, fewer incidences of depression and anxiety disorders, greater empathy, deeper and richer friendships, and many more friends.
39. It corresponds to the top-most element in the model,(http://sentencedict.com/parented.html) and is parented by the viewer's root EditPart (see Figure 4).
40. If the existing nodes are not parented, they are simply attached to the new XML tree.
41. The younger person has their own education and expertise and they don't want to be parented by someone.
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