| ENTREATABLE | • entreatable adj. That may be entreated. • ENTREATABLE adj. (obsolete) that can be entreated. |
| ENTREATINGS | • entreatings n. Plural of entreating. • ENTREATING n. the act of asking earnestly. |
| ENTREATMENT | • entreatment n. (Obsolete) entreaty; invitation. • ENTREATMENT n. the act of entreating. |
| INTREATFULL | • INTREATFULL adj. (Spenser) full of entreaty. |
| INTREATMENT | • INTREATMENT n. the act of intreating. |
| MALTREATERS | • maltreaters n. Plural of maltreater. • MALTREATER n. one who maltreats. |
| MALTREATING | • maltreating v. Present participle of maltreat. • MALTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISENTREATS | • misentreats v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misentreat. • MISENTREAT v. (obsolete) to treat wrongfully. |
| MISTREATING | • mistreating v. Present participle of mistreat. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| OVERTREATED | • overtreated v. Simple past tense and past participle of overtreat. • OVERTREAT v. to treat excessively. |
| PRETREATING | • pretreating v. Present participle of pretreat. • PRETREAT v. to treat beforehand. |
| RETREATANTS | • retreatants n. Plural of retreatant. • RETREATANT n. a person taking part in a religious retreat. |
| UNDERTREATS | • undertreats v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undertreat. |
| UNTREATABLE | • untreatable adj. Not treatable; impossible to treat. • untreatable n. A person with a condition that cannot be treated. • UNTREATABLE adj. that cannot be treated. |
| UNTREATABLY | • untreatably adv. In an untreatable way. |