Synonyms for tended to
tend·ed to

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1. attended, tended to(p)adjective

   having a caretaker or other watcher

   Antonyms:
   uncared-for

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1. Jennifer Arlen:

   The government has tended to take over cases that become winners, historically, the government's decision to take this over is a bad sign.

2. Derek Abbott:

   Perhaps he was a World War Two black market trader or something like that. And that can explain a number of things. For example, why people possibly didn't come forward to identify him. Because, you know, if he's in with a group of people that are doing something a bit dodgy, they wouldn't want any light shone on their activities, for the clothes, perhaps they were second hand, and in those days you tended to clip off the labels because quite often people wrote on those manufacturers' labels in ink to indicate their name or something.

3. Mark Connelly:

   I think it highly likely that someone, somewhere did bring out a ball and a bit of a kick about took place, but that is a long, long way from saying it definitely happened and that it was anything like a formal match rather than just men tapping a ball about a bit, there is a huge difference between a truce and fraternization and we have tended to put the two together.

4. PGA Tour:

   At 4.45 p.m., there were two lightning strikes at East Lake Golf Club; a tree near the range/15 green/16 tee was hit, and debris from that strike injured four people, (Emergency personnel) tended to those fans and two others immediately and transported them from the property via ambulance for further medical attention.

5. Jacob Zuma:

   They sang provocative songs and made inflammatory remarks which tended to aggravate an already volatile situation.