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. Metropolitan Police:

   I saw one injured policeman with an injury to his arm, although it didn't look severe. He was being tended to by another officer.

2. David Chalian:

   We just came through an election where the economy was issue number one and tended to favor Republicans, but there were other issues, like the sanctity and security of our democracy and abortion, that Democrats really rallied around and overperformed expectations in the midterm election, despite the very negative views on the economy.

3. Aaron Friedberg:

   It's conceivable that they had something like that in mind. They may be rewarding President Ma for policies that he has pursued, that in general have tended to favor closer relations between Taiwan and the mainland.

4. Jane Fondalikes to toke:

   I’ve found myself backsliding a bit of late in terms of where my thoughts have tended to reside (not always with the generosity of vision I wish for) and my confidence has been iffy for the past four months, so, while meditating today, an idea came to me: I’m going to create a shrine to myself —or, at least, the self I wish to be, the self who began to manifest when I was a young girl before the s**t hit the fan.

5. Jimmy Carter:

   We citizens have tended to lose faith in ourselves and in each other.