remedy
Pronunciation: [ˈrɛm.ə.di]
Context: "health"
(noun) a way to make someone feel better when they are sick or hurt. It's like a medicine that helps you get well. If you have a headache, a remedy might be taking some medicine or drinking water.
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Drinking chamomile tea is a common remedy for a sore throat.
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Ignoring your symptoms is not a good remedy and can make things worse.
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What is your favorite natural remedy for a cold?
Context: "problem-solving"
(noun) a solution to a problem or a way to fix something that is wrong. If your toy is broken, you need a remedy to make it work again, like glue or a repair.
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The team found a great remedy for the scheduling issue that helped everyone stay on track.
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This plan is not an effective remedy to the current situation; it will not help.
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What remedy do you suggest for our communication problems?
Context: "health"
(verb) to make someone feel better or to fix a problem. If you remedy a sickness, you help someone to get better. Like helping a friend who is sad by listening to them.
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She remedied her headache with some rest and a glass of water.
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You cannot remedy the situation by just ignoring it.
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How can we remedy the issues in our project?
Context: "problem-solving"
(verb) to solve or correct a mistake or issue. When you remedy a problem, you do something to fix it, like addressing a bad decision.
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The company worked hard to remedy the customer’s complaint.
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They did not remedy the problem in time, and it caused more issues.
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What steps can we take to remedy the errors found in the report?