Pronunciation: /ˈtɛndər ˈlʌvɪŋ kɛr/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality (tender, care)
A1 My grandmother always takes care of her plants with tender loving care.
A2 The shelter volunteers provide animals with tender loving care.
B1 The teacher showed her students how to handle delicate equipment with tender loving care.
B2 The chef prepared the dish with tender loving care, ensuring every detail was perfect.
C1 The artist treated his masterpiece with tender loving care, ensuring it was preserved for generations.
C2 The antique collector handled the rare artifact with tender loving care, knowing its true value.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun (tender, loving)
A1 She gave her plant tender loving care by watering it regularly.
A2 The puppy needed tender loving care after being rescued from the street.
B1 The elderly residents in the nursing home receive tender loving care from the staff.
B2 The antique furniture was restored with tender loving care to preserve its original beauty.
C1 The chef prepared the dish with tender loving care, ensuring every ingredient was perfectly balanced.
C2 The artist's masterpiece was handled with tender loving care during transportation to the gallery.
formal The patients at the nursing home receive tender loving care from the dedicated staff.
informal My houseplants thrive when I give them some tender loving care.
slang I always show my car some tender loving care to keep it running smoothly.
figurative The teacher showed tender loving care in guiding her students through difficult concepts.
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