cured

/kjʊrd/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of 'cure'.
    • The doctor cured her illness with a new drug.
    • They cured the meat by smoking it over a fire.
    • He cured the concrete by keeping it moist for a week.
adjective
  1. No longer suffering from an illness or disease; restored to health.
    • After the treatment, she was completely cured of the infection.
    • He felt cured after a week of rest and medicine.
    • The patient was declared cured and sent home.
  2. Preserved by drying, smoking, or salting (used for food).
    • The cured fish can be stored for months.
    • Cured meats like prosciutto are popular in Italian cuisine.
    • She bought some cured ham from the deli.
  3. Hardened or set by a chemical or physical process (used for materials like concrete, rubber, or glue).
    • The rubber was cured in a special oven.
    • Make sure the glue is fully cured before using the chair.
    • The cured concrete is strong enough to support the building.
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