Care of somebody

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To look after someone, especially because they are ill, old, or unable to look after themselves.

After her mother had a stroke, she had to take care of her day and night.
Visual representation of "care of somebody" - To look after someone, especially because they are ill, old, or unable to look after themselves

Often appears as...

  • take care of somebody
  • provide care of somebody
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Emotional Weight

Caring for someone often involves emotional support, not just physical help.

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She provided care of her grandmother, sharing stories and laughter together.
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Time Commitment

Taking care of someone can be time-consuming and may require sacrifice.

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He took care of his sick brother, staying home instead of going out with friends.
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