handling
- noun
- /ˈhændlɪŋ/
- Effective handling of customer complaints can improve a business's reputation.
- handling of the issue
- handling by the government
- poor handling
Some people struggle with handling certain things occurring in their life.
- Some people struggle with handling certain things occurring in their life.
- I think Backer's a bit more, you know, competent in handling these things.
- I handle the future by handling, by being responsible for the present.
Examples
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They oversee the handling of accounts.
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One model for such an effort is Washington's handling of the Iran issue with Moscow.
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I'll include your fine handling of the situation in my report.
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Among the most significant of these will be the handling and safe disposal of toxic waste.
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The students are more concerned with the media's handling of the events than the events themselves.
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The enhanced performance is credited to very careful handling through all the manufacturing stages.
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As you said, it is sensitive news, and incautious handling could cause damage.
Fiction book (2001) -
Others were concerned about the lack of transparency in USAID's investigation and handling of the suspension.
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The city will gladly show its gratitude for your delicate handling of this affair.
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One of the North Carolina statute's most interesting provisions concerns the handling of confidential business information.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
The way people handle another person, group, or thing
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
Moving, loading, unloading, and storing goods in a factory or warehouse using machines
An amount of money that a seller charges to prepare and pack an order for delivery
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handling also comes from hand and handle, where handle came to mean 'to deal with'. So handling can mean managing or dealing with a person or situation, as if you are holding it in your hands.