Treatment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREATMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or manner of treating
• the manner in which someone behaves towards or deals with someone or something
• the presentation or discussion of a subject
• used to indicate that something is done enthusiastically, vigorously, or to an extreme degree
• medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
• a session of beauty or health care
• the use of a chemical, physical, or biological agent to preserve or give particular properties to something
• The act or manner of treating; management; manipulation; handling; usage; as, unkind treatment; medical treatment.
• Entertainment; treat.
• care provided to improve a situation (especially medical procedures or applications that are intended to relieve illness or injury)
• the management of someone or something
• a manner of dealing with something artistically
• an extended communication (often interactive) dealing with some particular topic
• medical care
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or manner or an instance of treating someone or something; handling, usage; the techniques or actions customarily applied in a specified situation

Words related to TREATMENT

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Words that contain TREATMENT

treatments12 entreatment13 intreatment13 entreatments14 intreatments14 maltreatment16 mistreatment16 nontreatment14 pretreatment16 maltreatments17 mistreatments17 nontreatments15 overtreatment18 posttreatment17 pretreatments17 aftertreatment19 overtreatments19 posttreatments18 aftertreatments20

How to use TREATMENT in a sentence

• She had had the doctor, and no article of the prescribed treatment had been neglected.
• Still I hope that the treatment of the first may be, for the scale of the book, sufficiently adequate.
• The analytical method was clearly dominant in Crabbe always, and not merely when he wrote his poetry, and is itself the clue to much in his treatment of human nature.
• I then resumed the cold-water treatment, and he got gradually better, and was sent to light duty on February 18, 1882.
• I, verily, anticipate from you the treatment ye have accorded unto Him that came before Me.
• Occasionally, an otherwise favorable case is thus rendered hopelessly impossible to handle, and the subject must be destroyed several days after treatment has been instituted.
• Surgical drainage is established if it is considered practicable and the remainder of the treatment is about the same as for wounds which are open.
• I was instructing her as to the proper treatment of aunts.
• In a late stage of development all things in nature and in art, however complex or foreign to the art in its practice, are subject to decorative treatment.
• There can be no doubt that in this case the treatment of the earlier pier, if less logical, is more successful.
• Both moved noisily and would require careful treatment.
• A more extended treatment is given in later chapters.
• Such cases as occur are almost without exception detected early, and readily yield to treatment.
• I had received kind treatment, and had seen many things of much interest.
• Different treatment of English and French prisoners.
• I have heard all about your behaviour in school, and I warn you now that unless you do better, I shall give you the treatment you deserve.
• He prescribed for himself a treatment that, if anything, was worse than the disease.
• He galloped off for assistance, and speedily had them placed under medical treatment, and under the roof of hospitable people.
• She had become resigned to seeing a good deal of Victor Nevill lately, but her treatment of him was little altered.
• The Waverley novels are solid with a right materialistic treatment.
• Joe pictured his master, overseers, and general treatment of slaves in no favorable light.
• Owing to hard treatment, Charles was induced to fly to Canada for refuge.
• Any adequate treatment of this question demands a comparison of the earliest forms known in both groups and as to this I have no pretension to speak.
• The sample is then returned to the flask, and the previous treatment repeated, but it will be sufficient for it to digest for one hour the second time.
• I was so much caressed by this family that it often reminded me of the treatment I had received from my little noble African master.
• On the last boat I had no cause to complain of my treatment.

Similar words containing TREATM without suffix ent

treatments12 entreatment13 intreatment13 entreatments14 intreatments14 maltreatment16 mistreatment16 nontreatment14 pretreatment16 maltreatments17 mistreatments17 nontreatments15 overtreatment18 posttreatment17 pretreatments17 aftertreatment19 overtreatments19 posttreatments18 aftertreatments20

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