Panacea is valid Scrabble Word

Is panacea a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for PANACEA in dictionary:

NOUN:

(Greek) a remedy for all diseases, also PANACHAEA
a solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases
remedy for all diseases or problems
A remedy for all diseases; a universal medicine; a cure-all; catholicon; hence, a relief or solace for affliction.
The herb allheal.
(Greek mythology) the goddess of healing; daughter of Aesculapius and sister of Hygeia
hypothetical remedy for all ills or diseases; once sought by the alchemists

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a remedy for all diseases or ills

Words related to PANACEA

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Words that contain PANACEA

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How to use PANACEA in a sentence

For all this there is of course no universal panacea.
Raleigh had recourse to a universal panacea, and walked to and fro across the room, with measured, unvarying steps, till the striking clock warned him that time was passing.
He was away a great deal, seeking, she knew, the old panacea of work, hard, unremitting work, to abate the ills of his spirit.
Nobody in his senses expects a panacea for the comparatively simple and trivial business of playing chess.
True for ourselves we still believe as fully as ever that the salvation of Jesus Christ is the one great panacea for all the sins and miseries of mankind.
But even such a panacea one of the greatest scholars and best of men did lately apprehend he had discovered.
But, alas! in themselves they form no panacea for the evils we are contemplating.
Persius, on the other hand, was the philosophic satirist, whose devotion to Stoicism caused him to see in it a panacea for all the evils which Nero brought on the empire.
Love, that marvellous panacea, had driven out the false, the impure visions of his heart, as surely and as thoroughly as ever Hercules cleansed the Augean stables.
In this way were the currents setting steadily toward the Holy Sepulchre as the panacea for human woes which were sent by an avenging God.

Good cultivation is the only panacea known against the plagues that assail our crops.
A voyage round the Cape was still considered the panacea for all Indian ailments, and the doctors strongly advised my taking leave to England, and travelling by that route.
It is of itself no panacea for all the ills that labor is heir to.
The White Star panacea prescribed was harmless, as his powders merely inclined the patient to sleep and recovery followed, so faith or nature worked the cure.
It is believed to be the panacea for all ills, individual and social.
Republicanism is not itself a panacea for economic difficulties.
To make prayer the sole resort, the universal panacea for every spiritual ill, is as radical a mistake as to prescribe only one medicine for every bodily trouble.
I gave him twenty-five cents as a sort of panacea, and advised him to travel South and get a good master.
This little reflection upon her own proportions must have been meant as a panacea to my vanity for her criticism of my deportment.
The wonder of the scientific world, the never-failing panacea, the despair of the doctors.
Miss Sandys had a guess that this veil was for her velvet bonnet, and looked at it admiringly as a grand panacea for her spring face-ache.
I do believe that what the American Missionary Association stands for is the panacea for all political and social ills.
It was at one time considered to be almost a panacea, and capable of curing even the plague by its antiseptic virtues.
Tar water was extolled in 1744, by Bishop Berkley, almost as a panacea.
This Panacea is as innocent as Bread, agreeable to the Taste, and requires no Confinement.
THE SCIENCE OF CHARACTER ANALYSIS NOT A CURE-ALL We do not offer the science of character analysis as a panacea.
According to Soyer, an old writer on foods, the Greeks and Romans held rice in high esteem, believing it to be a panacea for chest and lung diseases.
The panacea for boyish health is commonly simple, even for delicate cases.
Representation is the panacea against popular disaffection and for assuring governmental stability.
For the various ills of society, each of these men had his panacea.
Marxism was one method of accomplishing this, and its panacea was the doing away with private property in machines and materials.
He walked furiously, because walk he must, because violent physical exercise had always been his panacea, and because the very act of locomotion was an achievement of some sort.

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