Synonyms for great care
great care

Princeton's WordNet

1. great carenoun

   more attention and consideration than is normally bestowed by prudent persons

   "the pilot exercised great care in landing"

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1. Lori Lightfoot:

   Officer French is making small but positive progress, given what we feared on Saturday night, Officer French is getting great care, Officer French's surrounded by a family that's loving and praying on Officer French, and a lot of colleagues who are pulling for Officer French recovery, and Officer French is making some incremental progress.

2. Trinidad James:

   With that being said, I don't believe that Mom B. has hatred in her heart. I was there with her for four years. She took great care of me... she cared about me, she cares about my family. She had pictures of me, my wife, my children on the entryway table in that house. Mom B means a lot to me.

3. Paxton Hood:

   The books we read should be chosen with great care, that they may be, as an Egyptian king wrote over his library, "The medicines of the soul."

4. Trinidad James:

   That word needs to die, with that being said, I don't believe that Mom B. has hatred in her heart. I was there with her for four years. She took great care of me... she cared about me, she cares about my family. She had pictures of me, my wife, my children on the entryway table in that house. Mom B means a lot to me.

5. Neil Basu:

   This will look similar to some of the activity that took place in Salisbury earlier this year, again, this is a precautionary, but necessary measure that allows officers to safely carry out meticulous and systematic searches for evidence to support the investigation. This must be done with great care, as you will appreciate, to ensure there is no outstanding risk to both those brave officers and the public.