Deal with
Deal with verb - To behave toward in a stated way.
Put up with and deal with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Put up with" instead a verb "Deal with".
Put up with
Deal with and put up with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deal with" instead a verb "Put up with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- handle and deal with
- handle and put up with
- encounter and deal with
- encounter and put up with
- consider and deal with
- consider and put up with
- take and deal with
- take and put up with
- accept and deal with
- accept and put up with
- endure and deal with
- endure and put up with
- suffer and deal with
- suffer and put up with
Both terms in one sentence
- A good number of all the problems Ranma has to put up with is trouble Genma stirred up that he makes Ranma deal with.
Source: Fair-Weather Mentor -
Lionel Jefferson, the young black neighbor of the Bunkers who most of the time put up with Archie's brow-beating and ill-educated attempts to deal with racial harmony.
Source: Series / All in the Family - Glening why he was so insistent on wanting a a deal with him (note that this is the kind of guy that even the fucking devil didn't want to put up with).
Source: Freudian Excuse / Visual Novels
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