Therapeutic

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 458
ther-a-pu"tik, -tical, a. Of, or pert, the healing art; curative. — Therapeu"tics, n. part of medicine which respects the discovery application of remedies for diseases. There, thar, adv. In, at, or to that place; thither therein; at that point. [There is used to sentences, or before a verb, without adding e entially to the meaning.]— Thereabout", -bouts", Near that place; near that number, degree, or quancrustity; nearly. — Thereafl/er, adv. After that; afterward. —-Thereat", adv. At that place: at that occurrence or event; on that account. — Thereby", adv. By that; by that means; in consequence of that. — Therefor", adv. For that, or this, or it. — Therefore, ther"- or thar"for, conj. & adv. For that or this reason, referring to something previously stated; for that; consequently; by consequence; in return or recompense for this or that. — Therefrom", thar from", adv. From this or that. —Therein", adv. In that or this place, time, or thing; in that particular. — There'into", adv. Into that, or that place.— Thereof, -of" or -Civ", adv. Of that or this. — Thereon", adv. On that or this.— Thereout", adv. Out of that or this. — Thereto", adv. To that or this. — Thereun"to, adv. Unto that or this; thereto.— There'upon", adv. Upon that or this; on account of that; in conse- A quence of that; immediately; without delay.— Therewith", -with" or -with", adv. With that or this.
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