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deal

Definition for deal

noun as in agreement, bargain

noun as in amount, share

noun as in distribution of playing cards

Strongest matches

appointment, game, opportunity

Strong matches

chance, hand, round

verb as in do business

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Example Sentences

McDonnell said “encouraging people who are victims of crime to come forward and report that crime gives us a better ability to deploy resources and form strategies to deal with those issues.”

It might be worth remembering that when the annus horribilis of 2020 dawned, Trump was poised to win reelection, much to the chagrin of the left-liberal forces that had spent three years opposing him and trying to deal with the fallout of the White House’s exhausting day-to-day chaos.

From Slate

Among other achievements, Jarmond helped the Bruins land a new apparel contract with Jordan Brand and Nike after Under Armour abandoned its commitment to a record-setting deal with the school and has positioned UCLA’s 25 varsity sports to compete in the evolving name, image and likeness space with several initiatives.

Jarmond also secured a new deal with Jordan Brand and Nike that pays significantly less than the Under Armour arrangement but has been praised by athletes for the quality and cool factor of the new products.

McCarthy also said the president-elect could deal with the war in Ukraine, repeating a Trump argument that Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t invade during his first administration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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