remedy
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɛmədi/ · UK /ˈrɛmɪdi/
Forms: remedies
remedy means: A medicine or treatment that helps you get better or makes an illness less painful.
noun
A medicine or treatment that helps you get better or makes an illness less painful.
- She tried a herbal remedy for her cough.
- This remedy helped me sleep when I had a cold.
- Are there any effective remedies for these symptoms?
Something that corrects a problem or prevents its bad effects.
- There is no easy remedy for this problem.
- The committee proposed several remedies for unfair treatment.
- Would better training provide a remedy for these repeated mistakes?
verb
To correct a problem or make a bad situation better.
- We must remedy this problem quickly.
- New staff helped remedy the shortage.
- The company has taken steps to remedy the error.
Questions about remedy
What does remedy mean?
A medicine or treatment that helps you get better or makes an illness less painful.
What is remedy in other languages?
Türkçe: ilaç · Español: remedio · Français: remède · Deutsch: Heilmittel · Italiano: rimedio · 日本語: 治療薬
How do you pronounce remedy?
In American English /ˈrɛmədi/; in British English /ˈrɛmɪdi/.
How do you use remedy in a sentence?
She tried a herbal remedy for her cough. This remedy helped me sleep when I had a cold.
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