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Definition of «remedy»

The term remedy has several meanings, depending on its context. Generally speaking, a remedy refers to something that helps to alleviate or cure an issue or problem. In a medical sense, it can refer to a treatment for illness or injury; in legal terms, it may indicate the solution to a dispute or violation of law; and in everyday language, it often means a solution to a particular problem or difficulty.

Usage examples

  1. The herbal remedy helped alleviate my headaches.
  2. She applied a home remedy to treat her sunburn.
  3. The technician suggested a software remedy to fix the glitch in the system.
  4. The doctor prescribed a natural remedy to relieve the patient's anxiety.
  5. We need to find a long-term remedy to combat climate change.
  6. They used a homemade remedy to clear the clogged drain.
  7. The company implemented a new training program as a remedy for high employee turnover.
  8. The lawyer suggested mediation as a remedy to resolve the dispute outside of court.
  9. The teacher provided extra tutoring as a remedy for the students' struggles in math.
  10. The government introduced new policies as a remedy to stimulate economic growth.

Phrases with «remedy»

Sentences with «remedy»

  • With the resurgence of interest in breastfeeding, there is increasing demand for natural remedies for the minor problems that accompany nursing. (motherandchildhealth.com)
  • He sees a psychiatrist and on his 3rd medication and I really don't want him to be on meds and have been looking for natural remedies for his condition. (wellnessmama.com)
  • There are amazing home remedies for home growth if you are unable to choose a method of undergoing surgery or other therapy sessions. (consumerhealthdigest.com)
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