Pronunciation: /ˈrɛmədi/
noun a means of counteracting or eliminating something undesirable
A1 A remedy for a headache is to drink plenty of water.
A2 She tried a natural remedy for her cold by drinking ginger tea.
B1 The doctor prescribed a remedy to help alleviate the patient's symptoms.
B2 The herbal remedy proved to be effective in treating the skin condition.
C1 The government implemented various remedies to address the economic crisis.
C2 After extensive research, scientists discovered a groundbreaking remedy for the deadly disease.
verb to correct or improve a situation
A1 When you have a headache, you can remedy it by taking a painkiller.
A2 She tried to remedy the situation by apologizing to her friend.
B1 The company implemented new policies to remedy the issue of low employee morale.
B2 The government is working on a plan to remedy the economic downturn.
C1 The organization hired a consultant to remedy the inefficiencies in their operations.
C2 The CEO took decisive action to remedy the company's financial problems.
formal The doctor prescribed a remedy for the patient's illness.
informal I heard that drinking honey and lemon is a good remedy for a sore throat.
slang My grandma swears by this herbal remedy for headaches.
figurative Laughter is often seen as a remedy for a bad mood.
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