Synonyms for deal with
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1. deal withverb

   Synonyms:
   come to terms, make do, cope with, care, take care of, interact, look after, plow, look at, contend, plough, make out, work, grapple, get by, treat, manage, handle, engage, address, take, take on, consider, cover

2. deal withverb

   To handle verbally or in some form of artistic expression; to address or discuss as a subject.

   This book deals with incest.

   Synonyms:
   plow, make do, look after, make out, cover, come to terms, interact, work, manage, engage, get by, cope with, look at, care, grapple, take care of, address, treat, take, contend, plough, consider, take on, handle

3. deal withverb

   To take action with respect to (someone or something).

   The teacher knew how to deal with these lazy students.

   Synonyms:
   care, consider, plow, take, contend, work, make do, look at, address, treat, make out, manage, plough, cover, cope with, interact, take care of, take on, look after, engage, get by, come to terms, handle, grapple

4. deal withverb

   To consider, as an example.

   Let us deal with the case of China.

   Synonyms:
   address, take, manage, make do, grapple, treat, cover, look after, engage, look at, take on, care, consider, cope with, come to terms, contend, interact, take care of, get by, make out, plow, plough, work, handle

5. deal withverb

   To come to terms with; to overcome any difficulties presented by.

   Synonyms:
   look at, handle, manage, take care of, care, engage, interact, work, plough, treat, grapple, consider, get by, look after, come to terms, cover, plow, make out, cope with, take on, make do, address, take, contend

6. deal withverb

   To be in charge of, act on, or dispose of.

   I can deal with this crew of workers.

   Synonyms:
   make do, cover, plow, care, manage, grapple, work, treat, look after, address, take on, take, plough, consider, come to terms, handle, get by, take care of, contend, engage, make out, look at, cope with, interact

7. deal withverb

   To behave in a certain way towards.

   He deals fairly with his employees.

   Synonyms:
   interact, plow, handle, get by, make out, manage, look at, work, take care of, engage, take, take on, grapple, plough, make do, look after, cover, treat, come to terms, cope with, care, consider, address, contend

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1. Jon Vaughn:

   The fact that they switched him out of general care to the athletic program as if they [ athletes ] were sort of disposable people says a lot about how the institution thought about how to deal with the problem person : they value athletics as institution, but the people who participate in athletics and make some money are disposable.

2. John Sawers:

   There is deep anger in America at what they see as having been inflicted on us all by China and China is evading a good deal of responsibility for the origin of the virus, for failing to deal with it initially, intelligence is about acquiring information which has been concealed from you by other states and other actors, there was a brief period in December and January when the Chinese were indeed concealing this from the West.

3. George Nield:

   We do not have formal authority today to deal with what happens on orbit or on other planetary terrestrial bodies. That’s the issue that we’re wrestling with, what is being looked at right now is a Band-Aid fix because the system is broken.

4. Susan Swithers:

   We think the diet sodas may be bad because they make it hard to deal with the sugar you are consuming, when the animals get real sugar they’re not as good at processing it, their hormonal responses get blunted, their blood sugar levels go up and it leads to weight gain.

5. Ken Clarke:

   I think the Germans, the French and ourselves have got to work out how to deal with this difficult and, I accept, dangerous problem.