Remedy

rem′e-di, n. any medicine, appliance, or particular treatment that cures disease: that which counteracts any evil or repairs any lo —( obs. ) Remēde′ .— v.t. to remove, counteract, or repair:— pa.t. and pa.p. rem′edied. — adj. Remē′diable , that may be remedied: curable.— n. Remē′diable ne .— adv. Remē′diably .— adj. Remē′dial , tending to remedy or remove.— adv. Remē′dially .— adjs. Remē′diāte ( Shak. ), remedial; Rem′edile , without remedy: incurable.— adv. Rem′edile ly .— n. Rem′edile ne .— p.adj. Rem′edying . [O. Fr. remede —L. remedium — re- , back, medēri , to restore.]