Practice and Treatment

Practice

Practice noun - A private performance or session in preparation for a public appearance.

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Treatment and practice are semantically related In some cases you can use "Treatment" instead a noun "Practice".

Treatment noun - The management of someone or something.

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Practice and treatment are semantically related in situation topic. Sometimes you can use "Practice" instead a noun "Treatment".

Nearby Words: treat, treated, treating, treatable

good	good practice	good treatment
best	best practice	best treatment
similar	similar practice	similar treatment
normal	normal practice	normal treatment
Other adjectives: usual, common, regular, standard, original, proper, poor, constant, extensive, serious, little, bad, new, early, traditional, general, modern, medical, psychiatric.

We don't see a systematic treatment of the subject, as (obviously) no protagonists practice the black arts, but we get some hints.

Source: Literature / Elemental Masters
He devised a treatment intended to make unruly children into obedient ones, but in practice is robbing them of their childhood.

Source: Psycho Psychologist
The practice of adjusting one's reciprocal treatment of others in response to their behaviour toward oneself and others.

Source: Analysis / Virtue/Vice Codification

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