tend (verb)

1. She has always had a natural ability to tend to the latest fashion trends and effortlessly style herself.

2. The president's role is to tend the affairs of the nation and make decisions that shape the course of history.

3. I tried to tell him a joke but he didn't understand it. I guess it didn't tend to his sense of humor.

4. The old abandoned house was said to be haunted, and the eerie atmosphere tended to a sense of horror among the locals.

1. The priest tends to the needs of his congregation and offers them spiritual guidance.

2. The wizard tended to his magical garden, nurturing the enchanted plants and creatures.

3. Why did the scarecrow become a farmer? Because he wanted to tend to his crops and sow some laughter!

4. In the cartoon, the caring princess tends to the injured forest animals, mending their wounds and giving them love.

1. I tend to watch action films when I go to the cinema.

2. She tends to appreciate abstract art more than realistic art.

3. He tends to write love poems when he is feeling romantic.

4. I tend to read science fiction novels in my free time.