remedial
/rɪˈmiːdiəl/
adjective
- Intended to correct or improve something, especially a skill or knowledge that is lacking.
- He took a remedial math course to prepare for college.
- The school offers remedial reading classes for students who need extra help.
- The teacher designed remedial exercises to address common grammar mistakes.
- Providing a cure or treatment for a medical condition.
- Physical therapy can be remedial for back injuries.
- Some herbal teas are believed to have remedial properties for colds.
- The doctor prescribed a remedial therapy to strengthen the patient's muscles.
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