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Treat
Treat
v. t.
To
handle
; to
manage
; to
use
; to
bear
one
's
self
toward
; as, to
treat
prisoners
cruelly
; to
treat
children
kindly
.
Treat
v. t.
To
discourse
on; to
handle
in a
particular
manner
, in
writing
or
speaking
; as, to
treat
a
subject
diffusely
.
Treat
v. t.
To
entertain
with
food
or
drink
,
especially
the
latter
, as a
compliment
, or as an
expression
of
friendship
or
regard
; as, to
treat
the
whole
company
.
Treat
v. t.
To
negotiate
; to
settle
; to
make
terms
for
.
Treat
v. t.
To
care
for
medicinally
or
surgically
; to
manage
in
the
use
of
remedies
or
appliances
; as, to
treat
a
disease
, a
wound
, or a
patient
.
Treat
v. t.
To
subject
to
some
action
; to
apply
something
to; as, to
treat
a
substance
with
sulphuric
acid
.
Treat
v. t.
To
entreat
; to
beseech
.
Treat
v. i.
To
discourse
; to
handle
a
subject
in
writing
or
speaking
; to
make
discussion
;
usually
with
of; as,
Cicero
treats
of
old
age
and
of
duties
.
Treat
v. i.
To
negotiate
; to
come
to
terms
of
accommodation
;
often
followed
by
with
; as,
envoys
were
appointed
to
treat
with
France
.
Treat
v. i.
To
give
a
gratuitous
entertainment
,
esp
. of
food
or
drink
, as a
compliment
.
Treat
n.
A
parley
; a
conference
.
Treat
n.
An
entertainment
given
as an
expression
of
regard
.
Treat
n.
That
which
affords
entertainment
; a
gratification
; a
satisfaction
; as,
the
concert
was
a
rich
treat
.
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