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Main Entry:
cure
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Main Entry:
cure
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Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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Main Entry:
cure
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Letter-writing campaigns may ease consciences, but they won't
cure
diseases.
Each offers its own distinctive diagnosis of the human problem and its own prescription for a
cure
.
But even then this smoking vaccine won't be a one-and-done affair, or a lifelong
cure
.
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Letter-writing campaigns may ease consciences, but they won't
cure
diseases.
Each offers its own distinctive diagnosis of the human problem and its own prescription for a
cure
.
But even then this smoking vaccine won't be a one-and-done affair, or a lifelong
cure
.
McDowell, however, thought there was a chance that an operation could result in a complete
cure
.
In the larger scheme of things, however, cutting expenditures won't
cure
the university's financial problems.
Countless lab hours are spent in search for a medical
cure
that is still yet unknown.
Demand for the horn has risen along with prices, since it is now also peddled as a
cure
for cancer.
We have been to the moon and split the atom, but a true
cure
or foolproof preventative measure for the hangover remains elusive.
The manipulation of a single gene is enough to
cure
the wandering eye of a meadow vole.
Unfortunately, the
cure
was worse than the condition.
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Main Entry:
cure
Part of Speech:
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Main Entry:
cure
Part of Speech:
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
Copyright © 1997. Published by Houghton Mifflin.
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