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treat
noun as in pleasing entity or occurrence
Strongest matches
delicacy, delight, feast, fun, gift, goody, pleasure, refreshment, sweet, thrill, tidbit
Strong matches
amusement, banquet, celebration, dainty, enjoyment, entertainment, gratification, joy, party, satisfaction, surprise
verb as in act, behave towards
verb as in doctor, medicate
Weak matches
verb as in pay the bill for someone else
Weak matches
buy for, foot the bill, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab, play host, set up, spring for, take out, wine and dine
verb as in be concerned with; discuss
Strong matches
arrange, comment, confabulate, confer, consult, contain, criticize, deliberate, explain, manipulate, reason, review, tackle, weigh
Weak matches
discourse on, enlarge upon, go into, speak about, touch upon, write about
Example Sentences
The researchers measured SXR and RAR activity in mouse neural progenitor cells treated with the newly developed compounds and found that the hybrids maintained the biological functions of both parent molecules.
But others have argued that it would take scanning capacity away from patients being treated for other conditions.
The jury was told that while Maria was on the unit, she raised a number of concerns about how staff were treating patients.
The ONS has said the unemployment rate should be treated with caution and it is taking additional steps to address concerns about the quality of the data.
"The problem is we can often find disease that doesn't need to be treated and we end up causing harm...and my concern at the moment is that harm to benefit equation isn't quite right."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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