dealt (with) (Meaning)
dealt (with)
to make business agreements with (someone), to accept or try to accept (something that is true and cannot be changed), to do something about (a person or thing that causes a problem or difficult situation), to be about (something)
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dealt (with) Sentence Examples
- The company had to deal with a barrage of complaints from customers.
- The police sergeant deftly dealt with the unruly crowd.
- The doctor dealt with the patient's symptoms calmly and effectively.
- The waiter dealt with the demanding patron with patience and grace.
- The sales representative dealt with the client's objections professionally.
- The team dealt with the setback with determination and resilience.
- The therapist dealt with the patient's trauma with compassion and sensitivity.
- The lawyer dealt with the complex case with meticulous attention to detail.
- The engineer dealt with the technical issue with ingenuity and innovation.
- The teacher dealt with the misbehaving student with firmness and fairness.
FAQs About the word dealt (with)
to make business agreements with (someone), to accept or try to accept (something that is true and cannot be changed), to do something about (a person or thing
handled, was (to), acted (toward),treated, served, engaged (with),used, did by,responded (to), reacted (to)
omitted, passed over,excluded, ignored,neglected, slurred (over), rejected, disregarded, overlooked, forgot
The company had to deal with a barrage of complaints from customers.
The police sergeant deftly dealt with the unruly crowd.
The doctor dealt with the patient's symptoms calmly and effectively.
The waiter dealt with the demanding patron with patience and grace.
