Synonyms for Care for:

• n.

  •
  • long,
  • dote on,
  • worship the ground someone walks on.
  •
  • look after,
  • take care of.
  •
  • like,
  • love.
  •bring up (noun)
  • bring.
  •care for (noun)
  • hold dear,
  • treasure.

• v.

  •aid, help; supply (verb)
  • serve.
  •attend, tend (verb)
  • mind.
  •board (verb)
  • accommodate,
  • house,
  • put up,
  • let crash,
  • lodge,
  • room,
  • harbor,
  • bed,
  • quarter,
  • canton,
  • feed.
  •body (verb)
  • care for,
  • treat.
  •care about deeply (verb)
  • cherish.
  •cultivate, form (verb)
  • work.
  •fancy (verb)
  • endorse,
  • mad for,
  • favor,
  • take to,
  • long for,
  • relish,
  • yearn for,
  • be enamored of,
  • be captivated by,
  • be attracted to,
  • wild for,
  • crave,
  • wish for,
  • lust after,
  • dream of,
  • sanction,
  • crazy about,
  • approve,
  • take a liking to,
  • be in love with,
  • desire,
  • prefer,
  • set one's heart on.
  •go for (verb)
  • countenance,
  • hold with,
  • accept,
  • be fond of,
  • approbate.
  •help (verb)
  • do for.
  •hold, maintain (verb)
  • keep.
  •provide food and sleeping quarters (verb)
  • board.
  •raise young (verb)
  • rear.
  •rear (verb)
  • educate.
  •regard a certain way (verb)
  • consider.
  •support (verb)
  • back,
  • bankroll,
  • sponsor,
  • put up money for,
  • underwrite,
  • strengthen,
  • angel,
  • earn one's keep,
  • fund,
  • pay expenses of,
  • pay for,
  • pick up the check,
  • prop,
  • be a source of strength,
  • set up,
  • buoy up,
  • stake,
  • stiffen,
  • make a living,
  • finance,
  • give a leg up,
  • stroke.
  •take care of; guard from harm (verb)
  • protect.
  •train (verb)
  • harden,
  • wise up,
  • teach,
  • improve,
  • dry run,
  • exercise,
  • work out,
  • rehearse,
  • equip,
  • drum into,
  • hone,
  • update,
  • prime,
  • develop,
  • whip into shape,
  • break in,
  • get a workout,
  • study,
  • get in shape,
  • tutor,
  • show the ropes,
  • run through,
  • school,
  • sharpen,
  • grow strong,
  • mold,
  • ground,
  • inure,
  • warm up,
  • coach,
  • make ready,
  • qualify,
  • tame,
  • drill,
  • accustom,
  • enlighten,
  • brainwash,
  • shape,
  • habituate.
  •treat (verb)
  • medicament,
  • prescribe,
  • cure,
  • apply treatment,
  • dose.
  •wait on (verb)
  • portion,
  • ready,
  • set.
  •watch (verb)
  • look out,
  • be on the lookout,
  • be wary,
  • wait,
  • patrol,
  • be on alert,
  • keep watch over,
  • take heed,
  • keep eyes open,
  • keep eyes peeled,
  • pick up on,
  • be watchful,
  • police,
  • be vigilant.
  •work (verb)
  • knead,
  • process,
  • labor,
  • farm,
  • till,
  • make,
  • fashion.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • manage,
  • smother,
  • fall for,
  • idolize,
  • provide fororagainst,
  • provide,
  • idolise,
  • tend,
  • guardianship,
  • adore,
  • look out for,
  • heal.
  •
  • aliment,
  • go in for,
  • defend,
  • oversight,
  • preserve,
  • bandage,
  • babysit,
  • keep up,
  • pap.
  •
  • minister,
  • nourishment,
  • bring up,
  • maintain,
  • pabulum,
  • nourish,
  • keeping,
  • nutriment,
  • food,
  • bind,
  • propagate,
  • foster.
  •
  • dress,
  • go for,
  • breed,
  • grow,
  • cultivate.
  •
  • trust,
  • watch.
  •
  • attend,
  • look,
  • raise.
  •
  • care.
  •
  • see.
  •
  • DO.
  •defend
  • Bulwarking,
  • ward off,
  • Warred,
  • Wars,
  • looks after,
  • looked after,
  • Garrisoned,
  • watched over,
  • watch over,
  • beat off,
  • fending off,
  • Garrisoning,
  • retain,
  • looking after,
  • keep safe,
  • panoplied,
  • guard against,
  • fortify,
  • repel danger,
  • provide sanctuary,
  • watching over,
  • Bulwarked,
  • fight for,
  • hold at bay.
  •prepare
  • train.
  •protect
  • Sentinelling,
  • ride shotgun for,
  • covering up,
  • give sanctuary,
  • take under wing,
  • cover all bases,
  • cover up,
  • shotgun,
  • Shotguns,
  • shotgunned,
  • give refuge,
  • stand guard,
  • shotgunning,
  • covered up,
  • Sentinelled,
  • covers up,
  • fend.
  •serve
  • set out,
  • setting out,
  • wait on,
  • be of use,
  • Succoring,
  • work for,
  • attend to,
  • dish up,
  • be of assistance,
  • attended to.
  •support
  • funded,
  • paid for,
  • making a living,
  • supporting.
  •watch
  • baby-sit.

Antonyms for Care for:

• v.

  • board
    leave, turn away, disembark, turn out, get off.
  • cherish
    destroy, condemn, not care, reject, disrespect, dislike, despise, neglect, detest, forsake, hurt, disregard, dishonor, release, let go, starve, hate, ignore, deprive, abhor, scorn, abandon, denounce, renounce, disparage.
  • consider
    disbelieve, dismiss, forget, discard.
  • defend
    assist, attack, help, squander, relinquish, quit, aid, surrender, discourage, waste, endanger, make peace, give up, support, harm, deny, injure, lose, uncover, desert, reveal, resign.
  • do for
    bear, create, refuse.
  • fancy
    disapprove, oppose.
  • foster
    hinder, stop, decrease, thwart, drop.
  • go for
    yield.
  • keep
    disperse, want, displace, give, remove, divide, not have, spend, separate, mismanage, need, consume, lack, dispossess, halt, fail, hand over, cease, scatter, use, discontinue, dissipate, let happen.
  • love
    abstain, castigate, debase, criticize, degrade, lower, humiliate, mock.
  • manage
    bumble, obey, serve, follow.
  • mind
    disobey, miss, overlook.
  • protect
    open, lay bare.
  • rear
    fall.
  • serve
    keep, hold, receive, take, refrain, withhold.
  • support
    depress, let down, dissuade, conclude, weaken, finish, contradict.
  • train
    learn, mislead.
  • watch
    pass by.
  • work
    idle, relax, rest, laze.

Hypernym for Care for:

• v.

  • body
    dispense, pack, nurse, dress, cauterise, cup, phlebotomise, irrigate, correct, relieve, doctor, operate on, iodise, bleed, purge, psychoanalyse, remedy, medicate, shock, operate, vet, transfuse, leech, massage, splint, insufflate, detox, hyperventilate, phlebotomize, analyze, psychoanalyze, iodize, medicine, burn, administer, cauterize, analyse, manipulate, detoxify.

Hyponym for Care for:

• v.

  • emotion
    like.