remedy
/ˈrɛmɪdi/
noun
- A medicine or treatment that cures or relieves a disease or injury.
- The doctor prescribed a remedy for her allergies.
- There is no known remedy for the common cold.
- Honey and lemon is a popular home remedy for a sore throat.
- A way of solving or correcting a problem.
- The best remedy for low morale is open communication.
- Education is often seen as a remedy for poverty.
- They sought a legal remedy for the breach of contract.
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verb
- To correct or improve an undesirable situation.
- The company took steps to remedy the customer's complaint.
- She tried to remedy the misunderstanding by apologizing.
- We need to remedy the error before it causes more damage.
- To cure or heal a disease or ailment.
- Time alone cannot remedy a broken heart.
- This herbal tea can remedy mild headaches.
- Modern medicine can remedy many infections.
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