Silent treatment (disambiguation)

Silent treatment (disambiguation)

Silent treatment is a passive form of social rejection.

Silent treatment may also refer to:

* "Silent Treatment" (The Bled album), a 2007 metalcore album
* "The Silent Treatment", a 2001 alternative rock album


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