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remedial

/rɪˈmiː.di.əl/

Traduction: Qui vise à corriger ou améliorer quelque chose, en particulier une aptitude, une insuffisance ou un état de santé.

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adjective

/rɪˈmiː.di.əl/B2formalmedical
  • frQui vise à corriger ou améliorer quelque chose, en particulier une aptitude, une insuffisance ou un état de santé.

Intended to correct or improve something, especially a skill or health condition.

  1. Intended to improve or correctB2formal

    Designed to correct a deficiency, improve a skill, or fix a problem.

    frCorrectif

    • The school offers remedial classes for students who are struggling in math.
    • He took a remedial course to improve his writing skills.
    • The government implemented remedial measures to address the economic crisis.

    Synonymesamendatorycorrectivecurativehealingrestorativetherapeutic

  2. Tending to cure or restore healthB2formalmedical

    Serving to cure a disease or restore health; therapeutic.

    frcuratif, thérapeutique

    • The doctor prescribed a remedial treatment for her chronic back pain.
    • Remedial exercises helped him recover after the surgery.
    • The spa offers remedial massages for muscle tension.

    Synonymescurativehealingrestorativetherapeutic

    Antonymesdamagingdeleteriousharmfulinjuriousnoxious

Formes
  • more remedial comparative form
  • most remedial superlative form
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