reared

Lifted on hindlegs

Reared is the past tense of rear, meaning to raise or bring up, especially children or animals: She reared three sons on her own, cattle reared on open pasture.

A horse that rears rises on its hind legs.

Something that rears up rises or emerges suddenly: The mountain reared above the valley, Old anxieties reared their heads.

horses

bucked

Opposed or defied

pranced · spooked · mounted · stallion · mare · bridled · wild · untamed · bronco · mustang

parenting

upbringing

Childhood care and training

maternal · paternal · protective · guidance · discipline · socialization · bonding · provision · shelter · homelife

livestock

breeding

Reproductive cultivation of organisms

herding · pasture · farming · ranching · domesticated · pedigree · lineage · offspring · weaning · bottle-fed

fostering

adoptive

Legally taking as one's own

foster · placement · temporary · interim · caregivers · mentorship · sponsorship · oversight · patronage · sheltering

Opposites
upbringing/nurturing

rearedabandoned

Left behind completely

neglected · forsaken · deserted · discarded · ignored

PHYSICAL POSITION (rising up)

rearedlowered

Moved downward or reduced

dropped · descended · fell · sank · crouched

construction/erection

reareddemolished

Completely destroyed a structure

razed · leveled · levelled · torn down · destroyed

Phrases
Family

rear, rearing, rearmost, rears, rearward

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