Medicine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDICINE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to treat with a substance to heal, prevent or cure
• To give medicine to; to affect as a medicine does; to remedy; to cure.
• treat medicinally, treat with medicine
• treat with medicine
NOUN:
• the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease (in technical use often taken to exclude surgery)
• a drug or other preparation for the treatment or prevention of disease
• (among North American Indians and some other peoples) a spell, charm, or fetish believed to have healing, protective, or other power
• substance used to treat disease
• The science which relates to the prevention, cure, or alleviation of disease.
• Any substance administered in the treatment of disease; a remedial agent; a remedy; physic.
• A philter or love potion.
• A physician.
• the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques
• (medicine) something that treats or prevents or alleviates the symptoms of disease
• the learned profession that is mastered by graduate training in a medical school and that is devoted to preventing or alleviating or curing diseases and injuries
• punishment for one\'s actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to administer medicine (a substance used in the treatment of disease) to

Words related to MEDICINE

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Words that contain MEDICINE

medicined15 mediciner14 medicines14 mediciners15 biomedicine18 geomedicine17 aeromedicine17 biomedicines19 geomedicines18 telemedicine17 aeromedicines18 ethnomedicine21 telemedicines18 ethnomedicines22

How to use MEDICINE in a sentence

• Galileo had been destined by his father to the profession of medicine, and was ignorant of mathematics.
• Alexander has testified that you got the medicine at three-thirty.
• Trent hastened from the room, and Doctor McMurray heard her moving pans and bottles on the shelves as though she were in search of the medicine.
• If a man is ill they give him medicines and if he dies in spite of the medicine they do nothing further.
• When, however, Victor was eighteen years of age, Lord Horion had sent him to Goettingen to study medicine, and he had remained at that university for eight years.
• He would take the rock and put it in his lodge close to the fire, where he could look at it, and would pray over it and make medicine.
• The proprietors have to retain a physician to attend the workers every morning, and medicine is supplied free, as an accepted need for everyone so engaged.
• Education is not a profession in the sense that medicine and law are professions.
• Besides the buffaloe dance we have just described, there is another called medicine dance, an entertainment given by any person desirous of doing honour to his medicine or genius.
• Oheenaw and Shahaka came down to see us, and mentioned that several of their countrymen had gone to consult their medicine stone as to the prospects of the following year.
• As he stood and looked, his father entered the room, in one hand a medicine bottle, in the other a bowl of water.
• He dressed in skins and was respected by the Indians, who considered him a very wise medicine man.
• He would even not mind taking medicine, really nasty medicine, if it were Rose Arbuthnot bending over him with the dose.
• A sub-classification is essential here for the student of veterinary medicine who would comprehend the technic of reduction and subsequent treatment in such cases.
• Lord Morris knew something of medicine, as he did of most things, and asked if the dose given would not have killed the devil himself.
• The priest and his church have very unwillingly surrendered the very great hold over the faithful which this early association of medicine and religion made possible.
• The annals of medicine furnish too many examples in support of this assertion, to render it necessary to insist more upon it here.
• THE BOSTON JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY, DEVOTED TO THE SCIENCE OF HOME LIFE, THE ARTS, AGRICULTURE, AND MEDICINE.
• Instead of studying medicine he commenced to compose.
• In the appendix to this work we have outlined the leading characteristics required for success in medicine.
• The boy who had the charge of him, and who was much attached to him, held his jaws open, and I pushed the medicine down his throat.
• Thus the Academy of Medicine in Paris appointed a Committee to examine the subject in 1825.
• EGYPTIAN MEDICINE OUT of the ocean of oblivion, man emerges in history in a highly civilized state on the banks of the Nile, some sixty centuries ago.
• From the earliest times the snake has been associated with mystic and magic power, and even today, among native races, it plays a part in the initiation of medicine men.
• BYZANTINE MEDICINE THE second great stream which carried Greek medicine to modern days runs through the Eastern Empire.
• Every sentence is as full of matter as my saddle-bags of medicine.

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