plied (with) (Meaning)

plied (with)

to offer or give (something) to (someone) repeatedly or constantly

The carpenter plied his hammer with precision, driving nails into the wooden frame.
The doctor plied the patient with questions, inquiring about their symptoms and medical history.
The salesperson plied the customer with compliments, hoping to entice them to make a purchase.
The chef plied the guests with an exquisite feast, tantalizing their taste buds with culinary delights.
The teacher plied the students with knowledge, tirelessly imparting information through engaging lessons.
The therapist plied the client with support, creating a safe and compassionate environment for healing.
The interviewer plied the candidate with questions, aiming to assess their skills and experiences.
The bartender plied the patrons with drinks, keeping their glasses filled and fostering a convivial atmosphere.
The musician plied the guitar strings with deft fingers, creating beautiful melodies that filled the concert hall.
The writer plied his pen with passion, pouring his thoughts and emotions onto the page and crafting a captivating tale.

to offer or give (something) to (someone) repeatedly or constantly

dealt (out), parcelled (out), parceled (out), handed over, dispensed, apportioned, administered, meted (out), provided, allocated

kept (back),held (back),retained, withheld, reserved, conserved,maintained, preserved, saved

The carpenter plied his hammer with precision, driving nails into the wooden frame.

The doctor plied the patient with questions, inquiring about their symptoms and medical history.

The salesperson plied the customer with compliments, hoping to entice them to make a purchase.

The chef plied the guests with an exquisite feast, tantalizing their taste buds with culinary delights.