Antonyms for re medial
| Grammar : Adj |
| Spell : ri-mee-dee-uhl |
| Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈmi di əl |
Definition of re medial
Origin :- 1650s, "curing, relieving, affording a remedy," from Late Latin remedialis "healing, curing," from Latin remedium (see remedy (n.)). Educational sense of "concerned with improving skills" is first recorded 1924.
- As in remedial : adj healing, restorative
- As in therapeutic : adj healing
- As in healing : adj restorative
- As in medicinal : adj curative
- As in restorative : adj medicinal
- As in restorative : adj therapeutic
- As in reformative : adj corrective
- As in corrective : adj healing, curing
- As in cosmetic : adj beautifying; relating to appearance
- As in curative : adj healing, health-giving
- As in emollient : adj soothing
Synonyms for re medial
- aesculapian
- alleviative
- ameliorative
- amendatory
- analeptic
- antidotal
- antiseptic
- balsamic
- beneficial
- corrective
- counteracting
- curable
- curative
- curing
- demulcent
- disciplinary
- emendatory
- good
- gooky
- healing
- health-giving
- healthful
- helpful
- improving
- invigorating
- lenitive
- makeup
- medicable
- medical
- medicating
- medicative
- medicinal
- mending
- nonessential
- painted
- palliative
- penal
- pharmaceutic
- pick-me-up
- punitive
- purifying
- recuperative
- reformative
- reformatory
- rehabilitative
- relieving
- remedial
- remedying
- repairing
- restitutive
- restorative
- salubrious
- salutary
- sanative
- sanatory
- shot in the arm
- softening
- solving
- soothing
- superficial
- surface
- therapeutic
- tonic
- touching-up
- treating
- vulnerary
- what the doctor ordered
- wholesome
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