treatment
IPA: trˈitmʌnt
noun
- The process or manner of treating someone or something.
- Medical care for an illness or injury.
- The use of a substance or process to preserve or give particular properties to something.
- (countable) A treatise; a formal written description or characterization of a subject.
- (countable, film) A brief, third-person, present-tense summary of a proposed film.
- (obsolete) entertainment; treat
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Examples of "treatment" in Sentences
- Summit has debuted the title treatment for “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”.
- Also, as you are no doubt aware Dr Newmania, the first step in treatment is to admit that your standing has a problem.
- The difference in treatment is that the public is vicious when the offender professes their morality, to wit, family values.
- Generally, the first step in treatment is to make patients believe that diabetes is a disease that can be effectively controlled.
- This condition was the result of neglected treatment of decayed teeth.] _The treatment_ consists in the prompt removal of the tooth.
- It could also be that we invest a lot in treatment because believing that we are getting the best treatment is an effective treatment.
- But when this treatment increases the pain, or fails altogether to remove it, we have a trouble which calls for the _very opposite treatment_.
- The disparity in treatment is disgusting and inhumane in my opinion and more has to be done to address working conditions of foreign laborers in the Middle East.
- This disparity in treatment is the effect of ersatz social Marxism which is very brave in its deconstruction of benign authority but squirms gutlessly in the face of Islam.
- I like the title treatment, it's makes you differeniate this film from the videogames, contemporaizes it…looking forward to what will hopefully be beautiful mindless entertainment in the true spirit of the game…at least it looks like the game…and Gyllenhaal seems to be embracing the prickishness of the protag.
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