sensitive treatment

Frequency: 5.84.1 per million words

Dealing with a person or situation in a careful and understanding way.

treatmentADJECTIVE + treatment (way you treat sb/sth)

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sensitive

Examples (10)

  • When dealing with children, a sensitive treatment of their emotions is crucial.
  • The therapist ensured a sensitive treatment of the patient's trauma.
  • Journalists are advised to give sensitive treatment to stories involving personal loss.
  • She praised the manager for his sensitive treatment of the workplace conflict.
  • A sensitive treatment of historical events helps to avoid misinterpretation.
  • The documentary offered a sensitive treatment of mental health issues.
  • It requires sensitive treatment to address such delicate cultural differences.
  • The artist's work is known for its sensitive treatment of light and shadow.
  • Providing sensitive treatment to victims of crime is a priority for the police.
  • His approach to the subject showed a truly sensitive treatment.