21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Foundling' in a Sentence

"An abandoned infant or small child, lacking known parentage or guardian." more

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The foundling was embraced and raised by the village as one of their own.

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In the 19th century, foundlings were often left on the steps of churches.

The small town rallied together to care for the foundling, providing clothes, toys, and love.

The orphanage provided care and support for every foundling that came through its doors.

The kind teacher adopted a foundling and gave the baby a loving home.

The orphanage cared for the foundling with love and attention.

The community came together to support the foundling's needs.

The animal shelter not only cares for stray pets but also took in a foundling kitten left on their doorstep.

The foundling made friends quickly at the new school.

The kind-hearted couple decided to adopt the foundling they discovered on their doorstep.

The town celebrated when they found a foundling and ensured the child's well-being.

A kind fairy in the fairy tale found a foundling sleeping in the forest and raised her as her own.

The police officer found a tiny foundling on the doorstep and took her to the orphanage.

The detective found a mysterious foundling on the street and embarked on a quest to uncover the child's origin.

In the fairy tale, the princess, unaware of her royal lineage, was revealed to be a foundling left at the castle gates.

The nurse at the hospital took care of a foundling who needed a warm bottle and a cozy crib.

The school organized a fundraiser to support the needs of the foundling who recently joined their class.

In the fairy tale, the brave princess discovered a foundling in the enchanted forest.

The children in the story discovered a cute foundling kitten in the park.

A small foundling was discovered near the park's entrance.

The little foundling smiled with joy as she played in the playground.

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