tending Synonyms
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tending Meaning
tending (n)
the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something
tending (s)
(usually followed by `to') naturally disposed toward
tending (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Tend
tending Sentence Examples
- The doctor tended to the injured patient's wounds with meticulous care.
- The gardener tended to the flowers in the garden, watering and pruning them diligently.
- The nurse tended to the sick child's every need, administering medication and providing comfort.
- The bartender tended to the thirsty patrons at the bar, serving drinks promptly and attentively.
- The veterinarian tended to the injured animal, providing medical treatment and pain relief.
- The tailor tended to the torn suit, repairing it with skill and precision.
- The farmer tended to his livestock, feeding, watering, and caring for their well-being.
- The teacher tended to her students' needs, providing instruction, support, and encouragement.
- The housekeeper tended to the cleanliness and organization of the home, ensuring a comfortable and sanitary environment.
- The mother tended to her newborn baby, providing love, nourishment, and protection around the clock.
FAQs About the word tending
the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something, (usually followed by `to') naturally disposed towardof Tend
prone, inclined, choosing,willing, preferring, apt, given, likely,liable, disposed
averse, loth, averse, unwilling, loth, loath, loath,unwilling, loathe, indisposed
The doctor tended to the injured patient's wounds with meticulous care.
The gardener tended to the flowers in the garden, watering and pruning them diligently.
The nurse tended to the sick child's every need, administering medication and providing comfort.
The bartender tended to the thirsty patrons at the bar, serving drinks promptly and attentively.
