Curative is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CURATIVE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Relating to, or employed in, the cure of diseases; tending to cure.
NOUN:
• something tending to cure
• a curative medicine or agent.
• something able to cure
• a medicine or therapy that cures disease or relieve pain
ADJECTIVE:
• tending to cure, also CURATORY
• able to cure disease
• tending to cure or restore to health
• able to cure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that cures

Words related to CURATIVE

curatively18 curativeness17 curatives14 sanative11

Words that contain CURATIVE

curatives14 curatively18 subcurative18 curativeness17 subcuratives19 curativenesses19

How to use CURATIVE in a sentence

• She herself came to the study of education from the medical side, the curative.
• It has never been dropped, and it never will be, save as such directly curative agents as the antitoxines are made available.
• At any rate, we admit to ourselves that what we have advised and carried out is not in itself curative, but only a means of assisting Nature to satisfactorily work her own ends.
• The sweat lodge, so often referred to, is used as a curative agent, as well as in religious ceremonies, and is considered very beneficial in illness of all kinds.
• The ancients valued gymnastics highly as curative agents in disease.
• In fact, if a woman tells a woman, they lose all their curative properties.
• On fruit and blossom good and bad He rambled on unchecked, Until his conversation had Such curative effect That in the end it drove away My weak despondent mood.
• The curative water was drawn from the confluence of two streams and was sprinkled with much ceremony.
• The mental virtues of the material methods of medicine, when understood, were insufficient to satisfy my doubts as to the honesty or utility of using a material curative.
• The steam passing through the latter is credited with curative power.
• The curative power of tesvino is absolutely magical, and this is the remedy to which recourse is most commonly had.
• Do not delay to adopt curative measures under the delusive idea that the difficulty will disappear of itself.
• From the early day of Dutch settlement at the Cape Caledon has been noted for the curative value of its mineral springs, which yield 150,000 gallons daily.
• For these several symptoms when occurring of themselves, a combination of the decoction, and the medicinal tincture will be invariably curative.
• From the earliest days it has been thought endowed with singular curative virtues chiefly against nervous headaches, and for the relief of chronic bronchitis.
• They have been found curative in ague, and for intermittent fever, by their volatile oil, or by its essence given as a medicine.
• Hand in hand, these great curative powers seek a proper subject.
• Hoping much from the well-known curative effects of fine feathers, he managed to treat the affair with dignified silence.
• Already plans for a summer trip abroad, on a curative mission bent, were taking shape.
• The climate of Kansas is wonderfully curative for pulmonary difficulties.
• He was merely executing the prescription of his doctor, who had expounded the necessity of scientific idleness and the curative effect of fine clothes on health.
• It is often thought that medicine is the curative process.
• The Catholics at this time were like clay in the hands of the potter, open to any curative and ennobling impulse.

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