remedy /remˈi-di/, obsolete and Scot remede, remeid or remead /ri-mēdˈ/

1. Any means of curing a disease, redressing, counteracting or repairing any evil or loss
2. Reparation
3. Redress
4. Range of tolerated variation in the weight of a coin

1. To put right, repair, counteract
2. To cure (a person or diseased part) (archaic)

remēˈdiable adjective

remēˈdiably adverb

remēˈdial adjective

1. Tending or intended to remedy
2. Of or concerning the teaching of children with learning difficulties (obsolete)

remēˈdially adverb

remēˈdiat or remēˈdiate adjective (Shakespeare)

Remedial

remediāˈtion noun

remˈediless (formerly /-medˈ/) adjective

1. Without remedy
2. Incurable

remˈedilessly (or /-medˈ/) adverb

remˈedilessness (or /-medˈ/) noun

no remedy (Shakespeare)

Of necessity

what remedy? (obsolete)

How can it be helped or avoided?

• acerbity
• acerose
• acerous
• acers
• a certain person
• acervate
• acervately
• acervation
• acervations
• aces
• acescence
• acescences
• acescencies
• acescency
• acescent
• acesulfame K
• acet-
• acetabula
• acetabular
• acetabulum
• acetal
• acetaldehyde
• acetaldehydes
• acetals
• acetamide