Definitionadj. tending or intended to rectify or improve
Last update: October 27, 2017
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There are many remedial measures for flood. [verb]
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Remedial classes of english are going on for weak students. [noun]
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On the other hand, there was a large section, the leader of whom was Herr von Voilmar, who maintained that the social revolution would not come suddenly, as Bebel and the older leaders had taught, but that it would beagradual evolution; they were willing to co-operate with the government in remedial measures by which, within the existing social order, the prosperity and freedom of the working classes might be advanced; their position was very strong, as Vollmar had succeeded in extending Socialism even in the Catholic parts of Bavaria. [Please select]
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Through relatives in the home town it seemed there was some chance to get these remedial measures undertaken. [Please select]
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No ameliorative, no palliative, no restrictive, no remedial measure will avail. [Please select]
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The Legislature must strenuously endeavour to devise remedial measures against the disastrous phenomenon now making itself manifest in our midst. [Please select]
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Society she would now have had for remedial distraction, but the war had made of it a dismal wreck. [Please select]
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_ Soaked bread, with warm skimmed-milk, is a mild remedial agent, and will usually suffice. [Please select]
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Of its remedial qualities we can say nothing, such matter being irrelevant to the purpose of this book. [Please select]
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