treat as



treat someone or something as something

to deal with someone or something as something. Please don't treat me as a guest. You treat the editorial board as a needless barrier.
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treat as

v.
To regard and handle someone or something in some way: The king had received warnings of an uprising, but treated them as a joke. I refuse to be treated as a second-class citizen.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nike-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Laurentina-Ancient Roman
Gautier-French
Hermenegildo-Spanish, Portuguese
Diocletianus-Ancient Roman
Mikheil-Georgian