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▲
Noun
A drug or other preparation for the treatment or prevention of disease
The act or condition of being restored to health
A solution to a problem
The alleviation of pain, discomfort, or distress
Daily intake
The act of correcting something
Verb
To restore (someone) to a physically sound or healthy condition
To solve (a problem)
To preserve (food or organic material), typically by salting, drying, or smoking
To provide assuagement or palliation to
To recover or improve, especially from an injury or illness
Adjective
Shabby and squalid in nature
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▲
Noun
▲
A drug or other preparation for the treatment or prevention of disease
medicine
remedy
antidote
medication
medicament
treatment
curative
physic
therapy
alleviation
drug
restorative
specific
vaccine
balm
inoculation
nostrum
panacea
pharmaceutical
therapeutic
vaccination
antibiotic
antiserum
counteragent
elixir
medicant
medicinal
pharmacon
aid
antiseptic
antitoxin
catholicon
counteractant
countermeasure
dose
fix
help
pill
placebo
potion
prescription
salve
serum
tablet
tonic
course of treatment
healing agent
elixir vitae
biologic
sedative
cure-all
pharmaceutic
opiate
essence
poison
depressant
corrective
ointment
therapeutics
lotion
preventive
theriac
healing
stimulant
narcotic
dope
relief
care
rectifier
surgery
doctoring
preparation
liniment
unguent
hospitalization
US
mixture
operation
regimen
rehabilitation
antivenin
quack remedy
patent medicine
capsule
diet
antivenene
drugs
hospitalisation
UK
quick fix
counterirritant
magic bullet
analysis
anaesthetic
UK
anesthetic
US
tincture
injection
prophylactic
antihistamine
rehab
pharmaceuticals
painkiller
mithridate
counterpoison
counteractive
antipoison
medical drug
suppository
treacle
analgesic
cream
lubricant
unction
balsam
emollient
diacatholicon
panpharmacon
plan
scheme
universal remedy
sovereign remedy
solution
formula
remedial treatment
dressing
healing treatment
wonder drug
sovereign cure
method of healing
rub
embrocation
pomade
quack medicine
cure for all ills
big idea
home remedy
emolient
cerate
palliative
ministrations
nursing
medicaments
anodyne
tranquilizer
US
soother
tranquilliser
UK
something soothing
medical attention
medical care
course of drugs
course of medication
brew
concoction
decoction
philtre
UK
potation
draught
UK
draft
US
philter
US
drink
libation
liquid
liquor
dram
poultice
product
substance
spirits
cup
nip
application
cordial
aromatic
extract
concentrate
distillate
distillation
syrup
elixir of life
pick-me-up
philosopher's stone
more ❯
“Development of a
cure
for this virus strain is underway.”
Noun
▲
The act or condition of being restored to health
healing
recovery
convalescence
recuperation
rehabilitation
restoration
regeneration
rehab
rejuvenation
mending
reinvigoration
betterment
comeback
improvement
restoration to health
getting better
rally
revival
renewal
amelioration
rejuvenescence
remedy
redintegration
revivification
refreshment
return to health
resurgence
snapback
turn for the better
revitalization
reanimation
redemption
reparation
invigoration
US
resuscitation
renaissance
envigoration
UK
renascence
rebirth
reawakening
resurrection
process of getting better
awakening
recrudescence
renovation
freshening
reincarnation
risorgimento
repair
enkindling
reactivation
reappearance
stimulation
quickening
recharging
reformation
return
cheering
new beginning
refurbishment
re-emergence
new dawn
new birth
rebound
upturn
metempsychosis
consolation
re-embodiment
re-creation
transmigration
reincarnate
resumption
redevelopment
refurbishing
reembodiment
recreation
recurrence
new start
better life
facelifting
restoring
face-lift
replenishment
relaunch
transanimation
revampment
reopening
recommencement
continuation
re-establishment
belle epoque
golden age
reconstruction
happening again
repetition
breaking out again
new life
reintroduction
reinstallation
reestablishment
makeover
remaking
upswing
energizing
US
revitalizing
US
strengthening
enlivening
repeal
revamp
gain
reinstatement
rallying
enlivenment
rekindling
refilling
restitution
picking up
perking up
energising
UK
revitalising
UK
samsara
healthier life
improved life
enhanced life
greater life
transmigration of souls
transmigration of the soul
restart
reinstitution
restarting
taking up again
return to
carrying on
triumph
more ❯
“The patient is willing to accept any side effects of treatment if there is a definite chance of
cure
.”
Noun
▲
A solution to a problem
answer
solution
antidote
fix
remedy
resolution
formula
panacea
key
nostrum
corrective
rectifier
way
quick fix
cure-all
magic bullet
magic formula
way out
relief
wonder drug
heal-all
countermeasure
counteragent
catholicon
counterstep
counteractant
theriac
diacatholicon
panpharmacon
perfect solution
sovereign remedy
universal cure
universal remedy
cure for all ills
magic potion
elixir
miracle
tonic
silver bullet
miracle drug
repair
result
elixir vitae
recipe
prescription
drug
thing
curative
redress
palliative
therapeutic
balm
support
therapy
remedying
improvement
neutralizer
negator
nullifier
assistance
counteractive
counteraction
recipe for success
neutralizing agent
counteracting agent
patent medicine
elixir of life
more ❯
“They simply strive to make money quickly as a
cure
to all of their problems.”
Noun
▲
The alleviation of pain, discomfort, or distress
relief
reprieve
allayment
amelioration
appeasement
balm
ease
mollification
allaying
alleviating
comfort
easing
palliative
soothing
assuaging
comforting
dulling
lessening
mitigating
relieving
rest
abatement
alleviation
assuagement
easement
mitigation
palliation
reduction
remedy
softening
release
solace
deliverance
respite
refreshment
repose
aid
care
succor
US
extenuation
succour
UK
sustenance
support
assistance
consolation
restfulness
extrication
cheer
deadening
remission
well-being
diminution
moderation
cushioning
weakening
lightening
improvement
slackening
decrease
modification
tempering
quelling
relaxation
qualification
diminishing
decline
attenuation
cutback
slaking
lowering
contraction
help
curtailment
let-up
ministration
backing
rescue
guidance
helping hand
restriction
minimizing
US
minimization
waning
blunting
minimising
UK
quenching
salving
ebb
pacification
placation
slowing
loosening
dilution
modulation
subsidence
calming
damping
stilling
letup
easing off
tailing off
letting up
drop
fall
diminishment
slash
loss
retrenchment
downsize
healing
rollback
decrement
shrinkage
cut
attrition
falloff
drop-off
step down
more ❯
Noun
▲
Daily intake
daily dose
daily fix
daily intake
dosage
consumption
dose
dram
drought
fix
intake
medicine
pill
prescription
Noun
▲
The act of correcting something
amelioration
melioration
correction
recovery
rectification
amendment
fix
mending
mitigation
redress
reform
reformation
remedy
repair
resolution
righting
settlement
easing
relief
revision
healing
clearing up
putting right
making good
putting to rights
sorting out
patching up
setting right
improvement
alteration
modification
adjustment
betterment
editing
emendation
change
reworking
recasting
fixing
remodelling
UK
refinement
reparation
improving
remodeling
US
adaptation
reshaping
enhancement
revamp
rewriting
redrafting
rephrasing
rewording
development
rectifying
altering
adjusting
modifying
tweak
amending
revisal
corrective action
advancement
minor adjustment
polishing
refining
enhancing
clarification
copy-editing
redaction
subediting
censoring
censorship
bowdlerization
expurgation
rehabilitation
tweaking
changing
reexamination
revising
renovation
ironing out
restyling
restructuring
revamping
refashioning
redesigning
reorganization
US
reorganizing
US
remoulding
UK
reorienting
transformation
rebuilding
redoing
makeover
remake
reconstruction
reorientation
tailoring
customizing
US
conversion
customising
UK
reorganisation
UK
reorganising
UK
remolding
US
edit
rewrite
redraft
update
more ❯
Verb
▲
To restore (someone) to a physically sound or healthy condition
heal
treat
remedy
rehabilitate
relieve
alleviate
ease
medicate
rehab
restore
amend
improve
palliate
salve
allay
assuage
cleanse
doctor
help
nurse
better
dose
make well
attend to
minister to
treat successfully
make healthy
restore to health
make whole
make better
mend
soothe
care for
take care of
tend
fix
set up
look after
ameliorate
counteract
control
mitigate
restore to normality
resuscitate
revive
physic
reanimate
serve
make good
patch
mother
get someone back on their feet
administer
put on feet again
make sound
put someone on the road to recovery
wait on
apply medication
patch up
administer to
dope up
give treatment
more ❯
“My friends told me that acupuncture could
cure
everything, including my splitting headache.”
Verb
▲
To solve (a problem)
solve
correct
fix
rectify
mend
alleviate
repair
resolve
right
settle
counteract
end
remedy
ameliorate
ease
eliminate
remove
put right
deal with
set right
set to rights
straighten out
do away with
sort out
make better
be the answer to
be the solution to
put to rights
put an end to
get to the bottom of
improve
amend
better
heal
redress
restore
square
reform
adjust
emend
debug
make good
patch up
renew
revise
reconstruct
doctor
make right
regenerate
rehabilitate
scrub
upgrade
clean up
red-pencil
fix up
shape up
rejuvenate
make up for
revitalize
US
revivify
recharge
revive
refresh
resuscitate
freshen
refreshen
alter
help
regulate
retrieve
renovate
rework
recondition
overhaul
rebuild
remodel
reorganize
US
change
refine
patch
reclaim
revamp
recalibrate
reorganise
UK
launder
harmonize
US
revitalise
UK
clear up
harmonise
UK
go over
fiddle with
pay dues
pick up
set straight
make over
turn around
put in order
clean up your act
set the record straight
dial back
straighten
avenge
balance
reward
recompense
benefit
do justice
make amends for
go straight
compensate for
boost
raise
meliorate
enhance
edit
advance
elevate
promote
perfect
enrich
rewrite
rescript
redraft
reword
tweak
review
polish
retouch
modify
become better
step up
make improvements to
iron out
do over
touch up
refashion
get with it
revolutionize
US
reshape
redesign
adapt
recast
remake
convert
reconstitute
restyle
redo
transform
strengthen
service
remould
UK
reorientate
reorient
restructure
energize
US
reanimate
reinvigorate
vary
uplift
permute
tailor
customize
US
permutate
remold
US
bring up to code
make alterations to
modernize
US
customise
UK
modernise
UK
rearrange
make adjustments to
revolutionise
UK
sort
recreate
brace
fortify
rehab
see to
enliven
stimulate
refit
fettle
reinforce
bring back
build up
energise
UK
breathe new life into
give new strength to
rescue
make healthy
set up
refurbish
get something working
retread
face-lift
restore to working order
put back together
recover
do up
make as good as new
tune up
straighten up
turn things around
rephrase
update
check
copy-edit
fine-tune
emendate
rehash
transmute
transfigure
redraw
rebrand
redeem
proofread
smarten up
check over
check through
remediate
expiate
atone for
mitigate
brush up
mutate
blue-pencil
change for the better
unravel
transmogrify
turn
untangle
redevelop
reconcile
compensate
tidy up
switch over
shift gears
resurrect
atone
appease
requite
reorder
evolve
reenforce
shift
hone
diversify
smarten
develop
make reparation for
make recompense for
make amends
beef up
make restitution for
do penance
make good for
make redress for
make up
finish
clarify
subedit
redact
expurgate
censor
bowdlerize
US
spell-check
bowdlerise
UK
optimise
UK
optimize
US
conciliate
remap
tighten
massage
aid
disentangle
regularize
US
write over
make changes to
fine tune
phony up
correct mid-course
make different
prepare for publication
attend to
unsnarl
regularise
UK
restitute
replace
put on the right track
bring around
square up
take care of
facilitate
bolster
remaster
metamorphose
diagnose
troubleshoot
delouse
unscramble
maintain
find a solution to
temper
save
fine
moderate
vitalize
sustain
progress
offset
streamline
build on
lift
doctor up
re-create
forgive
absolve
excuse
purge
augment
transcend
excel
work on
improve on
fashion
morph
cut
remove errors
appreciate
amplify
increase
further
contemporize
transubstantiate
reshuffle
shape
rejig
diverge
transpose
retool
mold
US
alchemize
translate
pay
analyze
US
pay for
pull your socks up
get your act together
mellow
turn over a new leaf
get it together
rationalize
US
innovate
re-equip
assuage
forward
metamorphosize
modulate
readjust
work the bugs out of
rationalise
UK
copyedit
turn the tables
affect
denature
turn the corner
stir up
change completely
rejigger
reconfigure
sing different tune
switch
mould
UK
make innovations
transmorph
interchange
turn over new leaf
warp
cook
transfer
commute
turn upside down
tune
tamper with
reinvent
bring up to date
answer
square things
do penance for
analyse
UK
propitiate
get the latest version of
bring into the twenty-first century
make redress
make restitution
pay the price
say sorry
make reparation
make recompense
redeem oneself
take one's medicine
apologise
UK
apologize
US
pay the penalty
absolve yourself
look through
look over
mark up
remove errors from
more ❯
“Many believed that a return to traditional values would
cure
the social problems that plagued their community.”
Verb
▲
To preserve (food or organic material), typically by salting, drying, or smoking
preserve
smoke
conserve
dry
kipper
pickle
salt
keep
marinate
temper
can
tin
season
bottle
pot
marinade
jar
seal
smoke-dry
chill
freeze
desiccate
corn
save
souse
store
dehydrate
candy
evaporate
refrigerate
jelly
process
freeze-dry
quick-freeze
“Pirates and sailors used to
cure
their meats with Allspice, which they would call boucan.”
Verb
▲
To provide assuagement or palliation to
relieve
alleviate
ease
soothe
allay
mitigate
assuage
palliate
appease
diminish
dull
soften
brighten
calm
comfort
counteract
dispel
mollify
relax
salve
abate
console
lessen
lighten
punctuate
reduce
solace
succor
US
succour
UK
vary
help
interrupt
liss
stop
subdue
sweeten
temper
aid
assist
break up
moderate
prevent
quiet
bring respite to
bring an end to
let up on
take load off
make something bearable
take a load off
bring aid
bring aid to
nurse
doctor
heal
remedy
make better
treat
attend
ameliorate
nourish
pacify
improve
meliorate
tranquilize
US
tranquillise
UK
attenuate
balm
resolve
fix
rehabilitate
attend to
set right
settle
extinguish
contain
control
quell
rectify
cool
extenuate
mellow
mend
smooth
iron out
sort out
patch up
put to rights
more ❯
Verb
▲
To recover or improve, especially from an injury or illness
mend
heal
recover
convalesce
recuperate
rehabilitate
improve
rally
recoup
rehab
remedy
knit
get better
get well
be all right
be cured
be on the road to recovery
be well
pull through
set up
be on the path to recovery
draw together
come back
pull round
snap back
bounce back
revive
gain
pick up
turn the corner
be on the mend
perk up
take a turn for the better
regain health
get back to normal
ameliorate
rejuvenate
get over something
make a comeback
get back on feet
buck up
rebound
renew
look up
refresh
restore
regain strength
make progress
snap out of it
be out of the woods
pull out of it
overcome
return to form
restore your health
feel better
return to health
invigorate
US
envigorate
UK
restore your form
build up your strength
take on a new lease of life
gain strength
settle down
get over
start anew
make a recovery
feel yourself again
come around
get in shape
come round
regenerate
rest
move
fix
resuscitate
revivify
take steps forward
strengthen
become better
make headway
come along
be on the up and up
grow better
assuage
awaken
become healthy
get back
return to normal
show improvement
be restored
pep up
wake up
be refreshed
become whole
reflect
respond to treatment
make it
get out of the woods
take turn for better
forge ahead
sober up
get stronger
be out of woods
get out from under
shake off
recuperate quickly
pull around
renew one's strength
brighten up
become livelier
take heart
be heartened
liven up
cheer up
revitalize
US
recharge
freshen
refreshen
repair
revitalise
UK
energize
US
reanimate
reinvigorate
recreate
brace
fortify
enliven
stimulate
reinforce
bring back
build up
energise
UK
breathe new life into
give new strength to
rescue
make healthy
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Shabby and squalid in nature
tatty
shabby
seedy
dilapidated
scruffy
threadbare
ratty
mangy
tumbledown
mean
grungy
dumpy
tattered
tatterdemalion
miserable
tacky
neglected
scrubby
ragged
timeworn
sleazy
worn
rundown
decrepit
frayed
squalid
shoddy
ramshackle
bedraggled
faded
dingy
rickety
decaying
ruined
crummy
decayed
deteriorated
wretched
deteriorating
poor
ruinous
tired
desolate
pitiful
slipshod
degenerated
disreputable
bare
disfigured
meagre
UK
meager
US
pot
moth-eaten
run-down
beat-up
dog-eared
broken-down
worn-out
down-at-the-heels
bombed-out
down-at-heel
worse for wear
gone to seed
poverty-stricken
all the worse for wear
raggedy
worn out
battered
run down
old
grotty
holey
torn
scuzzy
falling to pieces
grubby
unkempt
in tatters
crumbling
down at heel
slummy
well worn
derelict
sorry
sordid
insalubrious
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