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Main Entry:	deal [deel] Show IPA/dil/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	agreement, bargain
Synonyms:	accord, arrangement, buy, compromise, conception, contract, pact, pledge, prearrangement, transaction, understanding
Antonyms:	disagreement, misunderstanding

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Main Entry:	deal
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	distribution of playing cards
Synonyms:	appointment, chance, cut and shuffle, fresh start, game, hand, opportunity, round

Main Entry:	deal
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	do business
Synonyms:	bargain, barter, bicker, buy and sell, dicker, hammer out deal, handle, horse trade, knock down price, negotiate, sell, stock, swap, trade, traffic, treat, work out deal
Antonyms:	deny, refuse

Example Sentences

He admits he is part of a nationwide problem of grade inflation, but he says colleges must work together to deal with the issue.

Extensive media coverage meant people were more aware of the oncoming storm and better prepared to deal with it when it hit.

If you cannot deal with a small leak immediately, place a pan or cup under the leak to collect the water.

He admits he is part of a nationwide problem of grade inflation, but he says colleges must work together to deal with the issue.

Extensive media coverage meant people were more aware of the oncoming storm and better prepared to deal with it when it hit.

If you cannot deal with a small leak immediately, place a pan or cup under the leak to collect the water.

In the carbon market a good deal for the environment needs to also be a good deal for the bottom line.

Experience gives professionals a natural bit of perspective when they deal with loss.

But before you pull the trigger, call the hotel directly and ask for a better deal.

Industry giants strike a deal to play music on cell phones.

The important thing to remember is that air travel is still a pretty good deal.

Many city and county animal control agencies are mandated only to deal with dogs-not cats.

In the carbon market, a good deal for the environment needs to also be a good deal for the bottom line.

He would put things on stamps to help people understand the programs of the new deal.

Where you wouldn't have to deal with lines, waits, or traffic.

Jobs wouldn't wait for the finer points of the deal to be worked out.

In recent years, global warming has been the subject of a great deal of political controversy.

But there is also a great deal of difference in their prices.

Then, about a week later, there were rumors of a special deal made after the auction.

To deal with the toughest cases, though, you may need to consider using chemical controls.

Here are some of the reasons why this ship was such a big deal.

Originally developed for casinos, one data-fusion algorithm illustrates how to deal with partial, ambiguous information.

If only it didn't take a deal with the devil or a major inheritance to land a piece of real-estate heaven here.

We have more important issues to deal with than what cell phone is the coolest, what girl is going to go out with me tonight.

Go in on the deal with a neighbor or two: communities look best when flowers are repeated from garden to garden.

People aren't the only animals who know when they've gotten a raw deal.

These are often the wines the store has gotten a good deal on and can be the best buy.

Our brains didn't evolve to deal with statistical data–they evolved to deal with an immediate threat.

As with anything there is a great deal of chemistry involved in the breakdown of hops in the brewing process.

There are two aspects of the report that will no doubt receive a good deal of attention.

And then it was back to our trusty and slightly rusty floor corker to seal the deal.

One player offers a one-time deal on how to divide the money.

Albany leaders say they have a deal on congestion pricing and campaign finance.

Unless you are trained to deal with this kind of stuff, don't handle it yourself.

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Since its construction, the town has attracted a great deal of interest in the planning community.

He struck a cost-sharing deal with his parents, and then started work.

If you are looking for a legitimate after-Christmas deal on.

Federal budget deal cuts funds for reverse-mortgage counseling.

Universities there have had to deal with rolling power outages and other limitations on their activities.

Even critics recognise that the proposed deal offers huge public benefits.

To deal with global warming, the first step is to do the numbers.

Friends and foes of genetically modified crops warily sign a deal.

They honor achievement in fields where ticker-tape parades and groupies are not generally part of the deal structure.

If you're an iPhone owner and are wondering how the new deal affects you, apparently the answer is not at all.

Unpleasant and regrettable as they are, they're simply a fact of life, and study-abroad offices are set up to deal with them.

Another would be to stop trying to deal with so many countries.

That¿s life, and computer scientists are finally building systems that can deal with it.

Antarctic skuas are close relatives of gulls, albeit larger and a good deal more menacing.

Cardoons are sadly ignored these days, except by a shrinking number of cooks who know how to deal with them.

Acer's current netbook-on-contract deal is a pricing disaster.

Agreat deal of research suggests that vocabulary and comprehension are inextricably linked.

But mirrors can reveal a great deal about the brain, with implications for psychology, clinical.

Inc, is betting his career and a great deal of money that these animals will make history.

Does temperature vary a great deal or is it reasonably stable.

Various frog species use two strategies to deal with environmental extremes:.

The tragedy only compounded after having to deal with your divorce after already going through hell.

Jarrett actually does have his own traffic to deal with this morning:.

Aid climbing is more or less purely mechanical and does not require a great deal of strength or technique.

Blindspots surveys findings from various research fields that deal with vision and visual perception.

It's something that we've had to deal with it for a long time.

Breaking the sound barrier-going past the speed of sound-shouldn't be a big deal anymore.

Then it will matter a great deal if the robot is conscious of who they are and what they want.

There is a great deal of courage in what people say.

The best deal going, by a wide margin, is the environment.

Granted, there is a great deal of overlap between the concepts and many people use them interchangeably.

They appreciate those who take the time to understand that and deal fairly with them.

But the deal is done once the beans are produced and they will no longer act as nitrogen fixers.

Called mutualism, this arrangement has been a good deal for both the trees and the ants.

The fossil record gives me a great deal of comfort in difficult times.

When you have to harvest by hand it takes a great deal of concentration and precision.

Herds use cooperation to deal with predation by wolves or dogs.

So in addition to the natural sciences, the events yesterday had a good deal of the social sciences and politics in them as well.

There are ways to deal with this, but they must be done properly to avoid problems.

Cobras deal with their venom differently from vipers, the scientists suspected.

But with three or more candidates, it can matter a great deal.

Even after the control rods have done their job and arrested the fission reaction the fuel rods retain a great deal of heat.

Since the miner knows little about diamond pricing, chances are he won't get a good deal.

In particular, focus on the challenges that arise in studying monk seals and the ways scientists deal with these challenges.

These guys deal on a social level, they live with these people.

They have to deal with women and children and tribal rivalries and all kinds of complex social issues.

Residents learn how to deal with foreign expectations that may differ from their own.

They make a great deal of noise talking to each other.

Few people are happier when a deal is struck than the advisers who helped make it happen.

Main Entry:	deal
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	distribute
Synonyms:	administer, allot, apportion, assign, bestow, come across with, deliver, disburse, dish out, dispense, disperse, disseminate, divide, divvy, dole out, drop, fork out, fork over, give, hand out, impart, inflict, measure, mete out, partake, participate, partition, render, reward, share, strike
Antonyms:	hold, keep

Main Entry:	deal/deal with
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	handle, manage
Synonyms:	act, approach, attend to, behave, behave toward, clear, concern, conduct oneself, consider, control, cope with, direct, discuss, get a handle on something, hack it, handle, have to do with, live with, make a go of it, make it, oversee, play, review, rid, see to, serve, take, take care of, treat, unburden, use
Antonyms:	mismanage

Main Entry:	accord
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	agreement, mutual understanding (often written)
Synonyms:	10-4, accordance, concert, concord, concurrence, conformity, congruence, correspondence, deal, good vibes, good vibrations, harmony, okay, pact, rapport, reconciliation, sympathy, treaty, unanimity
Notes:	something (a quality) is in accord with something else; something acts in accordance with something else (an activity)
Antonyms:	antagonism, denial, disagreement, dissension, opposition, refusal

Main Entry:	action
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	something done
Synonyms:	activity, agility, alacrity, alertness, animation, bag, ballgame, big idea, bit, business, bustle, commotion, dash, deal, energy, enterprise, flurry, force, functioning, game, going, happening, haste, hoopla*, hopper, in the works, industry, life, liveliness, motion, movement, occupation, operation, plan, power, process, proposition, racket, reaction, response, rush, scene, spirit, stir, stunt, trip, turmoil, vigor, vim, vitality, vivacity
Antonyms:	cessation, idleness, inaction, inactivity, inertia, repose, rest, stoppage

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	administer
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	dispense something needed
Synonyms:	apply, apportion, authorize, bring, contribute, deal, deliver, disburse, distribute, dole out, execute, extend, furnish, give, impose, inflict, issue, measure out, mete out, offer, perform, portion, proffer, provide, regulate, serve, supply, tender
Antonyms:	deny, frustrate, refuse, withhold

Main Entry:	agreement
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	document of concurrence, contract
Synonyms:	acknowledgment, adjudication, affidavit, approval, arrangement, assent, avowal, bargain, bond, cartel, charter, codicil, compact, compromise, confirmation, covenant, deal, indenture, lease, negotiation, note, oath, okay, pact, piece of paper, protocol, recognition, settlement, stipulation, the nod, transaction, treaty, understanding, writ

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