doling (out) (Meaning)

doling (out)

dish out, to give or deliver in small portions

The teacher was doling out homework to her students, ensuring each received an equal share.
The aid worker was doling out water to the refugees, desperately trying to quench their thirst.
The bank was doling out cash to its customers, who were lining up patiently for their withdrawals.
The government was doling out tax breaks to businesses, hoping to stimulate the economy.
The doctor was doling out antibiotics to the patient, hoping to fight off the infection.
The food bank was doling out hampers to families in need, providing them with essential supplies.
The charity was doling out donations to various organizations, supporting a wide range of causes.
The judge was doling out prison sentences to the criminals, ensuring that justice was served.
The warden was doling out punishments to the inmates, maintaining order within the prison.
The parent was doling out chores to their children, assigning responsibilities to each member of the family.

dish out, to give or deliver in small portions

dealing (out), providing, dividing, meting (out), dispensing, handing out, allocating,distributing, measuring (out),administering

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

The teacher was doling out homework to her students, ensuring each received an equal share.

The aid worker was doling out water to the refugees, desperately trying to quench their thirst.

The bank was doling out cash to its customers, who were lining up patiently for their withdrawals.

The government was doling out tax breaks to businesses, hoping to stimulate the economy.