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Latest post Fri, Aug 26 2005 11:57 AM by Antonia. 2 replies.
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Antonia  +  130844 Fri, 26 Aug 05 10:24 AM

Hello!

Can you please tell me which word would be more adequate in the context:

This approach certainly does not contribute to building the trust and fostering/cherishing long-term relationships.

Thank you

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Waïti  +  130865 Fri, 26 Aug 05 11:24 AM
Definitely 'fostering' as a synonym to 'encouraging the development of'.
You would not 'cherish long-term relationship' but you might 'cherish THE IDEA of a long-term relationship' which would then sound like you have nostalgia of past long-term relationships and I don't think this is what you want to express here.
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Antonia, 4 yr 88 days ago
Thank you Waiti, for your quick reply.
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