Pronunciation

/triˈtɛmənt/

Definitions

Noun

1. Treatment: The act of giving medical care or attention to someone who is sick or injured. Example: “The patient received advanced treatment for their cancer.”
2. Course of action: A way of dealing with a particular situation or problem. Example: “The new management’s approach to fixing the company’s financial issues was a radical treatment.”
3. Attention or consideration: The manner in which something is dealt with or given priority. Example: “She deserved special treatment for her dedication to the project.”
4. Entertainment or amusement: A form of diversion or enjoyment. Example: “The theater offers a variety of treatments, from plays to musicals.”

Verb

1. To administer or provide care for (a person or condition). Example: “The doctor treated the burn with antiseptic cream.”
2. To give a particular course of action or solution to. Example: “We need to treat the issue with a long-term perspective.”

Phrases

• “Get treatment” means to receive medical care or therapy.
• “A new treatment option” refers to a fresh approach to addressing a health concern.
• “Preventive treatment” emphasizes care taken to avoid illness.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The patient underwent a series of treatments to recover from surgery.”
• Verb: “The therapist recommended a different treatment plan for the patient’s anxiety.”
• Interjection: “Wow, what a fantastic treatment for the old building – it looks brand new!”

Synonyms

• Therapy
• Care
• Management
• Prescription
• Intervention
• Attention
• Cures
• Remedies
• Solutions