dealing (out) (Meaning)

dealing (out)

to omit (a specified player) from those to whom cards are dealt

The judge was tasked with dealing out justice fairly and impartially.
The casino dealer meticulously dealt out the cards, one by one.
My boss was forced to deal out disciplinary actions after several employees breached company policy.
The teacher dealt out worksheets to the students, ensuring each received one.
The store clerk skillfully dealt out bags of groceries to waiting customers.
The poker player deftly dealt out his hand, hoping for a favorable outcome.
The bouncer dealt out a firm warning to the rowdy patrons who were disrupting the peace.
The nurse dealt out doses of medicine to the patients, following strict instructions.
The mother lovingly dealt out hugs to her children, offering them comfort and reassurance.
The psychiatrist dealt out coping mechanisms and strategies to the patient, empowering them to navigate their mental health journey.

to omit (a specified player) from those to whom cards are dealt

distributing, dispensing, doling out, providing, meting (out), handing out, allocating, parceling (out), dividing, parcelling (out)

refusing, declining, rejecting,depriving (of), denying,withholding, misallocating, disallowing, begrudging, pinching

The judge was tasked with dealing out justice fairly and impartially.

The casino dealer meticulously dealt out the cards, one by one.

My boss was forced to deal out disciplinary actions after several employees breached company policy.

The teacher dealt out worksheets to the students, ensuring each received one.