English to Latin Meaning of cure - remedium

Cure :
remedium

medicamen, remedium, inunge, praescriptum, medicinae, pharmacum, obsequium, convaluisset, salutem

remedium, per adducere, emantur ligna, instaurabo, verum, abscondam, consummavi, decernere,, constituet, temperet, bene facitis, sana, corrigere, meliorem, recuperandis

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Definitions of cure in English
Noun(1) a medicine or therapy that cures disease or relieve pain
Verb(1) provide a cure for, make healthy again(2) prepare by drying, salting, or chemical processing in order to preserve(3) make (substances(4) be or become preserved
Examples of cure in English
(1) Faith healers cure illness by prayer or touch.(2) And the will to fight is the antidote to despair, the cure for cynicism, and the answer to those faces looking back at me from those photographs on my desk.(3) he was beyond cure(4) If the tumor has already metastasized before local therapy is administered, cure is impossible.(5) Unless you have a permanent device I don't think you can cure the problem.(6) the early synthetic rubbers were much more difficult to cure than natural rubber(7) the search for a cure for the common cold(8) a benefice involving the cure of souls(9) This paper shows clearly that patients' moral concerns and the demands of their social roles are often more important for them than the alleviation of symptoms or the cure of disease.(10) He claims his vitamin therapy can even cure cancer.(11) Meanwhile, he has called on tobacco farmers to use electricity to cure their tobacco and not timber because depletion of trees would cause harm to the environment.(12) We started out looking for clues to a cure for Alzheimer's disease.(13) Tissue biopsy may be required for definitive diagnosis, and surgical resection for definitive cure .(14) Everything except the bacon is our own, and next year we hope to cure some pork for bacon so we'll be able to do it all ourselves.(15) I particularly liked his cure for sea-sickness: sit under a tree.(16) They have seen medications alleviate pain, cure infections, and diminish anxiety.
Related Phrases of cure
(1) miracle cure ::
miraculum cure
(2) medical cure ::
medicinae remedium
(3) beyond cure ::
nec habebit ultra medicinam
(4) prevention and cure ::
et praeventionis remedium
(5) past cure ::
insanabile
(6) cure oneself ::
curari se
Synonyms
Noun
1. remedy ::
remedium
2. solution ::
solution
3. therapeutic ::
Curationis
Verb
4. heal ::
sana
5. rectify ::
corrigere
6. preserve ::
serva
7. bring around ::
circa adducere
Different Forms
cure, cured, cures, curing
Word Example from TV Shows
You don't cure a disease by spreading it to more people.

You don't CURE a disease by spreading it to more people.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

Maybe one day you'll come up with a cure for being a dork.

Maybe one day you'll come up with a CURE for being a dork."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 3

When I'm lying comatose in a hospital relying on inferior minds to cure me...

When I'm lying comatose in a hospital relying on inferior minds to CURE me...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

You don't cure it by dying, either.

You don't CURE it by dying, either.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

A well-known folk cure for insomnia...

A well-known folk CURE for insomnia...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

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