Synonyms for cared
cared

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1. List of paraphrases for "cared":

   loved

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1. Stuart Mackinnon:

   I have always cared passionately for our parks and green spaces. Growing up in Vancouver was like growing up in a magical land, filled with green fields, tall trees, forests, sandy beaches and sunny days at the poolside. I want every child to be able to share this experience

2. John Ruge:

   Like any child, she needs to be cared for and watched for developmental issues, she has slightly more risk because she is built slightly more different than other children. But she looks great. We had 100 worries before surgery, and risks were high, so we're pleased with how she's doing.

3. Olivia Parker:

   You could not ever be bored around Laurence Grant, laurence Grant would just sweep everyone up in whatever Laurence Grant cared about. Laurence Grant could talk about anything with anyone. Laurence Grant was always the most happy when other people were happy.

4. Paul Steck:

   For a franchise system, local is very hard, i’d love to tell you everything we serve is locally grown, but that’s not true for us or any competitor. We do source high-quality local products when we can. But the truth is, in a place like New Jersey, where I’m based, the growing season is really short. I think the important thing for most consumers is knowing where their food is coming from. There’s nothing wrong with produce being from the San Joaquin Valley. All food goes from farm to table; consumers just want to know that the people who grew it cared about it the way they do.

5. President Barack Obama:

   The only difference between me and a lot of other young men in this neighborhood and all across the country is that I grew up in an environment that was a little more forgiving, at some critical points, I had some people who cared enough about me to give me a second chance or a third chance or give me a little guidance when I needed it, or to open up a door that might otherwise have been closed.