Definition for Cure:

• To restore to health; cause recovery.

Synonyms for Cure:

• adj.

  •scrubby (adjective)
  • Curer,
  • wornout,
  • gone to seed,
  • down-at-heel,
  • dog-eared,
  • all the worse for wear,
  • worse for wear,
  • poter,
  • broken down,
  • down at heel.

• n.

  •
  • cope,
  • overcome,
  • shrug off,
  • manage,
  • get through,
  • work out,
  • handle,
  • surmount,
  • carry off.
  •
  • doctor,
  • admit.
  •
  • answer,
  • better,
  • resolution.
  •
  • can,
  • dehydrate,
  • freeze,
  • dry,
  • bottle.
  •
  • panacea.
  •antidote (noun)
  • anti venin,
  • anti-toxins,
  • counter-agents,
  • negators,
  • anti dotes,
  • nullifiers,
  • counter measure,
  • counteragents,
  • anti venins,
  • counter agent,
  • counteractants,
  • anti-venin,
  • counter measures,
  • anti-dotes,
  • counter agents,
  • anti toxin,
  • neutralizers,
  • counter-steps,
  • anti-toxin,
  • counter steps,
  • counter-measure,
  • anti-dote,
  • anti-venins,
  • anti toxins,
  • anti dote,
  • countersteps.
  •curative (noun)
  • curative.
  •cure (noun)
  • remedy.
  •drug (noun)
  • biologic,
  • tonic,
  • pharmaceutic,
  • biologics,
  • pharmaceutics,
  • medicinals.
  •father (noun)
  • Padres,
  • padre,
  • Padri,
  • abbe.
  •help (noun)
  • co operations,
  • co operation.
  •medicine/medication (noun)
  • anti septic,
  • anti-biotic,
  • pharmacons,
  • anti-septic,
  • anti biotic.
  •nostrum (noun)
  • Home Remedy,
  • Home Remedies,
  • quack medicine,
  • Catholicon.
  •recovery (noun)
  • convalescence,
  • Convalescences,
  • recuperation,
  • reinvigoration,
  • retrieval,
  • up turn.
  •redress (noun)
  • re establishments,
  • re-dress,
  • re establishment,
  • re-habilitation,
  • re-vision,
  • re dress,
  • re turns,
  • re formation,
  • re working,
  • re vision,
  • re dresses,
  • re modeling,
  • re turn,
  • re-missions,
  • re mission,
  • re habilitation,
  • re habilitations,
  • re-formations,
  • re-establishments,
  • offsettings,
  • re-visions,
  • reestablishments,
  • re-habilitations,
  • re-modeling,
  • Re-turn,
  • re-modelings,
  • re-turns,
  • re-working,
  • re formations,
  • re-workings,
  • re-dresses,
  • re workings,
  • re visions,
  • re missions,
  • re-mission,
  • re modelings.
  •relief (noun)
  • consolation,
  • aid,
  • assuagement,
  • solace,
  • mercy,
  • appeasement,
  • easement,
  • mildness,
  • comfort,
  • alleviation,
  • respite.
  •remedy (noun)
  • elixir,
  • potion,
  • germicide,
  • pill,
  • emetic,
  • prescription,
  • corrective,
  • ointment.
  •repossession (noun)
  • re coups,
  • re-possessions,
  • re-coup,
  • re-possession,
  • re possession,
  • re possessions,
  • re coup,
  • re-coups.
  •restoration (noun)
  • reinstatement,
  • Redintegration,
  • reinstitution,
  • Reanimation,
  • remaking,
  • repatriations,
  • repatriation,
  • rebuildings,
  • instauration.
  •restorative (noun)
  • healing agent.
  •salve (noun)
  • counter-irritants,
  • counter irritants,
  • emolients,
  • counter irritant.
  •solution to problem, often health (noun)
  • healing,
  • medicant,
  • reparation,
  • elixir vitae,
  • proprietary,
  • restora-tive,
  • assistance,
  • therapeutic.
  •therapy (noun)
  • remedial treatments.
  •treatment (noun)
  • hospitalization,
  • Hospitalizations,
  • REHAB.

• v.

  •body (verb)
  • bring around,
  • cure,
  • heal.
  •cook, age food (verb)
  • kipper,
  • salt,
  • temper,
  • steel,
  • fire.
  •correct (verb)
  • doeth over,
  • re-claimed,
  • re paired,
  • re-touching,
  • re touches,
  • re viewing,
  • paid dues,
  • re claims,
  • re claiming,
  • re-modeled,
  • fiddling with,
  • turns around,
  • re organizes,
  • de bugged,
  • re touch,
  • gets with it,
  • does over,
  • cleaned up act,
  • clean act,
  • re-organized,
  • de bugging,
  • payed dues,
  • re-organize,
  • cleans up act,
  • up graded,
  • de bugs,
  • up grades,
  • put order,
  • made right,
  • de bug,
  • re-viewed,
  • re constructs,
  • re pairing,
  • de-bugging,
  • shapes up,
  • up-grades,
  • puts order,
  • re models,
  • makes for,
  • re-views,
  • re-vise,
  • re-view,
  • re-organizes,
  • re vise,
  • re-modelling,
  • re touching,
  • re-constructs,
  • cleaning act,
  • re-pair,
  • re-constructed,
  • re view,
  • re organize,
  • getting with it,
  • cleaning up,
  • up-graded,
  • re viewed,
  • re-paired,
  • cleaning up act,
  • making over,
  • fiddles with,
  • re-claims,
  • re organized,
  • setting straight,
  • re-dressing,
  • re-pairing,
  • paying dues,
  • pays dues,
  • re-modelled,
  • dost over,
  • gotten with it,
  • shaping up,
  • up-grade,
  • re pairs,
  • shaped up,
  • makes over,
  • re modelling,
  • re model,
  • re pair,
  • re dressing,
  • doest over,
  • cleans act,
  • makes up for,
  • cleaned act,
  • re organizing,
  • up grading,
  • putting order,
  • sets right,
  • re construct,
  • did over,
  • re touched,
  • gat with it,
  • straightens out,
  • didst over,
  • got with it,
  • re modelled,
  • re views,
  • up grade,
  • re-models,
  • re vised,
  • re constructed,
  • re-model,
  • re dressed,
  • re claimed,
  • de-bugs,
  • re-claiming,
  • up-grading,
  • re-touch,
  • re-constructing,
  • re claim,
  • making up for,
  • re-construct,
  • re-organizing,
  • doing over,
  • sets straight,
  • re-vising,
  • de-bugged,
  • re-touched,
  • re constructing,
  • re vising,
  • re-vised,
  • re-touches,
  • de-bug,
  • re-dressed,
  • re-pairs,
  • re modeled,
  • doth over.
  •ease (verb)
  • clears way,
  • dis burden,
  • pro moting,
  • pro-motes,
  • lets up on,
  • lets upon,
  • cleared the way,
  • ran interference for,
  • dis-engage,
  • re leases,
  • dis-burdens,
  • dis burdened,
  • re lease,
  • re lax,
  • attending to,
  • dis engaged,
  • dis-engaged,
  • opening the door,
  • dis-engaging,
  • re-leased,
  • cleared way,
  • opening door,
  • clearing way,
  • letted upon,
  • dis engages,
  • dis-burden,
  • re-leases,
  • pro-mote,
  • let upon,
  • runs interference for,
  • opens door,
  • dis burdening,
  • dis-burdened,
  • opens the door,
  • re-lax,
  • dis-engages,
  • clears the way,
  • re-lease,
  • letted up on,
  • opened door,
  • clear way,
  • dis-burdening,
  • attends to,
  • makes easier,
  • making easier,
  • pro-moting,
  • speeds up,
  • dis burdens,
  • dis engaging,
  • running interference for,
  • clearing the way,
  • dis engage,
  • letting up on,
  • letting upon.
  •heal (verb)
  • invigorate,
  • rehabilitate,
  • make well,
  • revive,
  • convalesce.
  •heal, ease bad situation (verb)
  • cold turkey,
  • make better,
  • improve,
  • kick,
  • alleviate,
  • dress,
  • quit cold,
  • sweat it out,
  • kick the habit,
  • medicate,
  • dose,
  • attend,
  • make whole,
  • repair,
  • shake,
  • restore to health,
  • ameliorate,
  • make healthy,
  • rectify,
  • palliate,
  • dry out,
  • right.
  •mend (verb)
  • over hauls,
  • re fit,
  • over-hauled,
  • over-hauls,
  • re builded,
  • re furbishes,
  • re-fit,
  • gotten well,
  • re furbishing,
  • re-fitted,
  • re covering,
  • re-adies,
  • re-covering,
  • re-news,
  • re furbished,
  • over haul,
  • re new,
  • re-builded,
  • gat better,
  • re-builds,
  • re-furbish,
  • gotten better,
  • re-furbishing,
  • re-covered,
  • re vamping,
  • re vamped,
  • over hauling,
  • re-furbished,
  • re-new,
  • re-build,
  • over hauled,
  • over-haul,
  • re-covers,
  • re-fitting,
  • re vamps,
  • re furbish,
  • re-vamps,
  • re cover,
  • re fitting,
  • re-fits,
  • re-vamped,
  • re adies,
  • re-furbishes,
  • re builds,
  • re news,
  • re build,
  • re fitted,
  • re fits,
  • re covers,
  • re covered,
  • re vamp,
  • gat well,
  • gets well,
  • over-hauling,
  • re-vamp,
  • gets better,
  • re-vamping.
  •minister (verb)
  • art solicitous of,
  • being solicitous of,
  • am solicitous of,
  • taking care of,
  • panders to,
  • pandering to,
  • wast solicitous of,
  • are solicitous of,
  • watches over,
  • pandered to,
  • wert solicitous of,
  • were solicitous of,
  • was solicitous of,
  • is solicitous of.
  •preserve (verb)
  • de-fended,
  • re-tain,
  • pre-serves,
  • up-hold,
  • pre serve,
  • re tain,
  • pro-cessed,
  • re tains,
  • pro cessing,
  • de fends,
  • pro-cess,
  • de fending,
  • pro cess,
  • up held,
  • re-tains,
  • up-holding,
  • pro cessed,
  • up holding,
  • pre serving,
  • pro-cesses,
  • pre-serve,
  • up-holds,
  • de-fend,
  • up holds,
  • de fended,
  • de-fends,
  • de-fending,
  • up-held,
  • pre serves,
  • pre served,
  • up hold,
  • pre-serving,
  • de fend,
  • pro-cessing,
  • pre-served.
  •recondition (verb)
  • re conditioned,
  • re-conditioning,
  • re conditions,
  • re-conditioned,
  • re conditioning,
  • re-conditions,
  • re condition,
  • re-condition.
  •reform (verb)
  • changed ways,
  • sware off,
  • re-constituting,
  • re-generates,
  • changes ones ways,
  • re arranges,
  • swears off,
  • re-generate,
  • clean one act,
  • brought up code,
  • cleaned up one's act,
  • re work,
  • re-fashions,
  • re habilitated,
  • clean up one act,
  • re constitute,
  • up lifted,
  • re worked,
  • re fashioning,
  • brought up to code,
  • trans forming,
  • re habilitate,
  • re constituting,
  • clean ones act,
  • re solves,
  • cleaned up ones act,
  • re formed,
  • re-forms,
  • changing one ways,
  • changes ways,
  • cleaning up ones act,
  • re-fashioning,
  • changes one ways,
  • change ones ways,
  • cleaning up one's act,
  • re arranging,
  • re generates,
  • re fashion,
  • re-habilitated,
  • bringing code,
  • brought code,
  • bring up code,
  • re made,
  • trans-formed,
  • brings up code,
  • re solve,
  • re-constitutes,
  • cleaning one's act,
  • re constitutes,
  • brings code,
  • trans form,
  • bringing up to code,
  • re deeming,
  • re deemed,
  • re works,
  • bring code,
  • re-deems,
  • refashions,
  • turns over a new leaf,
  • re-solving,
  • re-worked,
  • cleaning ones act,
  • re-constituted,
  • re arranged,
  • re generate,
  • re-generated,
  • re generated,
  • trans-forms,
  • turning over new leaf,
  • cleans up ones act,
  • re wrought,
  • bringing to code,
  • up lifts,
  • turning over a new leaf,
  • changed ones ways,
  • re-solves,
  • clean one's act,
  • trans-forming,
  • changing ways,
  • cleaned up one act,
  • re generating,
  • re forming,
  • re deem,
  • re-fashioned,
  • re-solve,
  • re-arranges,
  • changes one's ways,
  • up-lifted,
  • re-work,
  • re habilitates,
  • re arrange,
  • brings to code,
  • turns over new leaf,
  • cleaning one act,
  • re-habilitate,
  • swore off,
  • re form,
  • re fashioned,
  • re habilitating,
  • changing ones ways,
  • cleans up one's act,
  • re make,
  • re-arranged,
  • cleans up one act,
  • re-make,
  • clean up ones act,
  • changing one's ways,
  • changed one's ways,
  • turned over new leaf,
  • trans-form,
  • re-solved,
  • bringing up code,
  • up-lift,
  • cleaning up one act,
  • re-constitute,
  • up lifting,
  • re-arranging,
  • brings up to code,
  • re-habilitates,
  • cleans one's act,
  • re-works,
  • re-deeming,
  • re fashions,
  • bring to code,
  • re-makes,
  • trans forms,
  • changed one ways,
  • re-arrange,
  • cleaned one's act,
  • up-lifting,
  • cleaned one act,
  • brought to code,
  • up-lifts,
  • re-fashion,
  • re-made,
  • trans formed,
  • up lift,
  • Re-forming,
  • change one ways,
  • change ways,
  • cleaned ones act,
  • re-wrought,
  • re forms,
  • cleans one act,
  • re-deem,
  • re constituted,
  • re makes,
  • re-habilitating,
  • cleans ones act,
  • re-generating.
  •relieve (verb)
  • console,
  • assuage,
  • lull,
  • appease.
  •restore (verb)
  • darn,
  • recondition,
  • fix,
  • rejuvenate,
  • overhaul,
  • renovate.
  •treat (verb)
  • applying treatment,
  • pre-scribe,
  • pre-scribes,
  • caring for,
  • medicamented,
  • pre-scribed,
  • applies treatment,
  • ministers to,
  • applied treatment,
  • pre-scribing,
  • pre scribe,
  • medicamenting,
  • ministered to,
  • ministering to,
  • pre scribing.
  •untighten (verb)
  • un tightened,
  • un-tightens,
  • un-tighten,
  • un-tightening,
  • un tightens,
  • un tightening,
  • un tighten,
  • un-tightened.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • curtail,
  • quick fix,
  • refrigerate,
  • peg out,
  • expedient,
  • pharmaceuticals,
  • delimit,
  • diagnose,
  • bedside manner,
  • footwork,
  • internship,
  • certify,
  • quick-freeze,
  • cure-all,
  • lateral thinking,
  • Socialized Medicine,
  • clincher,
  • hospitalize,
  • harden,
  • Swiss army knife,
  • the Hippocratic oath,
  • open sesame,
  • constrict,
  • parish,
  • visit,
  • damage control,
  • residency,
  • circumscribe,
  • problem solving,
  • stopgap,
  • triage,
  • nursing,
  • band aid,
  • tighten up,
  • family practice,
  • home visit,
  • medical certificate,
  • marginalize,
  • localize,
  • primary health care,
  • process of elimination,
  • salt down,
  • flash-freeze,
  • caseload,
  • demarcate,
  • arbitration,
  • stipulate,
  • hedge with,
  • nurse,
  • heuristics,
  • tertiary care,
  • repeat prescription,
  • overregulate.
  •
  • delineate,
  • shock therapy,
  • navigation,
  • confine,
  • weapon,
  • readmit,
  • crisis management,
  • restrict,
  • magic wand,
  • way out,
  • regulate,
  • solution,
  • physic,
  • homogenize,
  • tighten,
  • placebo,
  • commit,
  • dehydration,
  • soft landing,
  • offset,
  • reconciliation,
  • prescribe,
  • treatment,
  • compromise,
  • insurance,
  • mark off,
  • prognosis,
  • examine,
  • magic bullet.
  •
  • determine,
  • provide,
  • initiative,
  • irradiation,
  • dominate,
  • practice,
  • ration,
  • irradiate,
  • test,
  • arrangement,
  • govern,
  • concession,
  • preparation.
  •
  • police,
  • combat,
  • keep down,
  • keep to,
  • satisfaction,
  • curb,
  • release,
  • seize,
  • limit,
  • conquer,
  • settlement.
  •
  • put on,
  • contain.
  •
  • smoke,
  • stem,
  • tame.
  •
  • process.
  •
  • tie,
  • cap.
  •
  • keep.
  •
  • control.
  •
  • pack.
  •
  • place.
  •
  • set.
  •correct
  • straighten out,
  • making for,
  • put in order,
  • straightening out,
  • shape up,
  • make right,
  • get with it,
  • makes right,
  • cleans up,
  • make over,
  • fiddled with,
  • make for,
  • clean up act,
  • pay dues,
  • making right,
  • turned around,
  • cleaned up,
  • putting in order,
  • make up for,
  • made for,
  • re-claim,
  • turning around,
  • revise,
  • setting right,
  • fiddle with,
  • Remedied,
  • turn around,
  • straightened out,
  • made over,
  • do over,
  • puts in order,
  • set right,
  • clean up,
  • made up for,
  • set straight.
  •physiotherapy
  • hydropathy.
  •preserve
  • mothball,
  • mothballed,
  • Bottled,
  • mothballs,
  • Bottling,
  • mothballing.
  •relieve
  • take load off one's chest,
  • dulls,
  • take load off one's mind,
  • Dulling.
  •restore
  • reimpose,
  • re-establishes,
  • re-establish,
  • bringing back,
  • win back,
  • set to rights,
  • re-introduced,
  • brought back,
  • re-introducing,
  • bring back,
  • Reerect,
  • re-introduce,
  • re-established.

Paraphrases for Cure:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    remedy.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    remedy.
  • Verb, base form
    remedy.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    antidote, panacea, cure-all.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    curable.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    curative, prescription, healthcare, redress, Remedying, vaccine, healer, repair.
  • Verb, base form
    recover, rectify, correct, curative, overcome, resolve, redress, nurture, remediate, solve, eliminate, Eliminating, eradicate, compensate, repair.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    healing, treatments, treatment, therapy, therapies, treat, treats.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    healing, treatment, therapy, treat.
  • Verb, base form
    treatment, treat.

Antonyms for Cure:

• n.

  • solution to problem, often health
    disease, problem, hurt, obstruction, hindrance, stop, blockage, injury.
  • Other antonyms:
    relapse, fail, sink, die.

• v.

  • cook, age food
    soften.
  • heal, ease bad situation
    break, injure, spoil, weaken, worsen, ruin, destroy, neglect, depress, damage, ignore, harm.

Cure Sentence Examples:

• It is difficult to believe that life in a hotel can cure anyone anywhere.

• She is having a quick cure - a cure while you wait."

Homophones for Cure:

• cashier, cookie jar, causerie, carrere, coir, checker, chiwere, cookware, cooker, carry away, curare, cry, cassowary, coaxer, carrier, chary, char, cheerio, Caesarea, cer, chaser, cougar, cheer, cherry, cosher, cooccur, cower, curry, crore, career, cora, chari, Cooky Jar, cocker, chara, cigar, chorea, chukker, chequer, cicer, Charr, cirio, crier, co-occur, care, cicero, cr, cascara, caesar, chewer, cere, caesura, chooser, cheerer, chicory, carry, courier, caraway, cree, cager, chigger, chair, craw, corrie, core, chore, cro, carew, cocksure, choker, crow, cassirer, cookery, cur, car, cairo, chaucer, corer, cheery, czar, chokecherry, cowry, curio, chirr, Curia, carya, chickeree, crew, CIRA, churr, cero, curie, cockcrow, cassiri, cohere, choir, checkrow, currier, cowrie.

Hypernym for Cure:

• v.

  • body
    recuperate.
  • change
    dun.

Hyponym for Cure:

• v.

  • body
    help, aid.
  • change
    harden, indurate, preserve, keep, change.