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Treat

noun, verb

something special, or to act toward someone in a certain way.

5 letters 1 syllable

What does Treat mean?

something special, or to act toward someone in a certain way.

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Dictionary definition

A treat is something special and enjoyable, and to treat someone means to act toward them in a certain way or give helpful care.

Example sentences

Treat in a sentence

easy

The class earned a small treat after the project.

medium

Please treat the books with care so everyone can use them.

hard

Doctors can treat many minor injuries with rest, cleaning, and proper care.

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Practice 1

What does treat mean?

Practice 2

Which word or phrase is closest in meaning to treat?

Practice 3

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Please ____ the books with care so everyone can use them.

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Synonyms

Words like Treat

rewardUse for something given after effort or good work.
goodyA casual word for a small enjoyable treat.
care forUse for the verb meaning to help a person or problem improve.
Antonyms

Opposite words

punishmentUse as a contrast for a reward or treat.
neglectUse as a contrast for giving care or attention.
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Word family

Treat word family

Base word

treat

noun

treat

Something special and enjoyable.

noun

treats

More than one special enjoyable thing.

verb

treated

Acted toward someone or gave care.

verb

treating

Acting toward someone or giving care now.

noun

treatment

Care or action used to help something improve.

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