Synonyms for processing
pro·cess·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. processingnoun

   preparing or putting through a prescribed procedure

   "the processing of newly arrived immigrants"; "the processing of ore to obtain minerals"

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1. List of paraphrases for "processing":

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1. Chip Roy:

   Nothing. What are you going to do to secure the border? My colleagues on this side of the aisle say oh don’t worry we’re going to give you more money for ICE more money for border patrol. But you know what that does? It makes it worse because you’re funding the processing of people at our border because that’s all the border patrol and ICE are doing. it ain’t true.

2. Alvaro Huerta:

   This is an incredibly important case not only for the thousands of people who go through CBP processing every day -- we're going to see their treatment improve dramatically, but I think it's incredibly important because this sets constitutional minimums for the way people in detention should be treated, so we hope and expect that this is going to have ramifications beyond Tucson Sector.

3. Chris Watson:

   It's not yet clear quite what 5G networks are going to consist of, and therefore where the real processing power and communications links are going to be located.

4. Beth Lowell:

   You up your chances of getting what you order if you buy as close to the whole fish as possible, the more processing, the more opportunity for a bait and switch.

5. Jeffrey Duchin:

   We determined that the endoscope manufacturer's, as well as the federal government's, recommended guidelines for processing the scopes are inadequate.