remedium
/ˈriːmɪdɪəm/Definitions
1. noun
A remedy or cure, especially for a disease or injury; a medicine or treatment.
“The doctor prescribed a new remedium to alleviate the patient’s chronic pain.”
2. noun
A remedy or corrective for a social or moral evil.
“The new law was seen as a remedium for the city’s long-standing issues with poverty and inequality.”
3. noun
Something that serves to counterbalance or offset something else.
“The company’s charitable efforts served as a remedium for the negative impact of their operations on the environment.”
4. adjective
Providing a remedy or cure.
“The new medical facility was touted as a remedium center for the entire region.”