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Definition of remedy
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of remedy is as below...
Remedy
(n.) That which
corrects
or
counteracts
an evil of any kind; a
corrective;
a
counteractive;
reparation;
cure; --
followed
by for or
against,
formerly
by to..
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Curable
::
Curable
(v. t.)
Capable
of being
cured;
admitting
remedy.
Effective
::
Effective
(a.)
Having
the power to
produce
an
effect
or
effects;
producing
a
decided
or
decisive
effect;
efficient;
serviceable;
operative;
as, an
effective
force,
remedy,
speech;
the
effective
men in a
regiment..
Antisplenetic
::
Antisplenetic
(a.) Good as a
remedy
against
disease
of the
spleen.
Alchemy
::
Alchemy
(n.) An
imaginary
art which aimed to
transmute
the baser
metals
into gold, to find the
panacea,
or
universal
remedy
for
diseases,
etc. It led the way to
modern
chemistry..
Medicine
::
Medicine
(v. t.) To give
medicine
to; to
affect
as a
medicine
does; to
remedy;
to cure.
Synergistic
::
Synergist
(n.) A
remedy
which has an
action
similar
to that of
another
remedy,
and hence
increases
the
efficiency
of that
remedy
when
combined
with it..
Magistery
::
Magistery
(n.)
Mastery;
powerful
medical
influence;
renowned
efficacy;
a
sovereign
remedy.
Chamomile
::
Chamomile
(n.) A genus of herbs
(Anthemis)
of the
Composite
family.
The
common
camomile,
A.
nobilis,
is used as a
popular
remedy.
Its
flowers
have a
strong
and
fragrant
and a
bitter,
aromatic
taste.
They are
tonic,
febrifugal,
and in large doses
emetic,
and the
volatile
oil is
carminative..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.) A
medicinal
plant;
-- so
called
because
each
vegetable
was
supposed
to
possess
its
particular
virtue,
and
therefore
to
constitute
a
simple
remedy..
Atonic
::
Atonic
(n.) A
remedy
capable
of
allaying
organic
excitement
or
irritation.
Succeeded
::
Succedaneum
(n.) a
remedy
used as a
substitute
for
another.
Emergency
::
Emergency
(n.) An
unforeseen
occurrence
or
combination
of
circumstances
which calls for
immediate
action
or
remedy;
pressing
necessity;
exigency.
Bilimbing
::
Bilimbing
(n.) The
berries
of two East
Indian
species
of
Averrhoa,
of the
Oxalideae
or
Sorrel
family.
They are very acid, and
highly
esteemed
when
preserved
or
pickled.
The juice is used as a
remedy
for skin
diseases..
Incurable
::
Incurable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
cured;
beyond
the power of skill or
medicine
to
remedy;
as, an
incurable
disease..
Treacle
::
Treacle
(n.) A
remedy
against
poison.
See
Theriac,
1..
Salve
::
Salve (n.) To heal; to
remedy;
to cure; to make good; to
soothe,
as with an
ointment,
especially
by some
device,
trick,
or
quibble;
to gloss
over..
Antihemorrhagic
::
Antihemorrhagic
(n.) A
remedy
for
hemorrhage.
Remede
::
Remede
(n.)
Remedy.
Redress
::
Redress
(n.) A
setting
right,
as of
wrong,
injury,
or
opression;
as, the
redress
of
grievances;
hence,
relief;
remedy;
reparation;
indemnification..
Statutable
::
Statutable
(a.) Made or
introduced
by
statute;
proceeding
from an act of the
legistature;
as, a
statutable
provision
or
remedy..
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