Cures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CURES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CURE, to restore to health
• relieve (a person or animal) of the symptoms of a disease or condition
• eliminate (a disease or condition) with medical treatment
• solve (a problem)
• preserve (meat, fish, tobacco, or an animal skin) by salting, drying, or smoking
• harden (rubber, plastic, concrete, etc.) after manufacture by a chemical process such as vulcanization
• undergo hardening by a chemical process
NOUN:
• a substance or treatment that cures a disease or condition
• restoration to health
• a solution to a problem
• the process of curing rubber, plastic, or other material.
• a parish
• a Christian minister's pastoral charge or area of responsibility for spiritual ministry

Words related to CURES

cure6 cured8 curing9

Words that contain CURES

recures9 secures9 discures11 epicures12 obscures12 precures12 procures12 securest10 manicures13 obscurest13 overcures14 pedicures14 procuress13 resecures11 sinecures11 faithcures18 insecurest12 procuresses15

How to use CURES in a sentence

• The cures he wrought were deemed so surprising in that age, that he was supposed to have recourse to supernatural aid.
• The physician Hippocrates distinguishes himself by extraordinary cures of the sick.
• Though the familiar use of things about us take off our wonder, yet it cures not our ignorance.
• Happiness cures many ills, and since he has loved, he has improved.
• There are fagots and fagots, and so there are Cures and Cures.
• Not only in northern Hungary does one find wondrous cures, it is the same in Transylvania.
• As miracles could not be looked for, everyone who had any skill in such desperate cases was called, and a thousand different opinions were given, a thousand different cures tried.
• He was amazed to find that even by the end of the nineteenth century cures had taken place for which the most modern scientists could find no natural explanation.
• If he was open to flattery on any point, it was on his skill as a maker of rheumatism cures.
• These doctors for the most part effect their cures by prayer.
• She also works extraordinary cures by similar aid, as she asserts.
• Indeed, many folk cures, which were originally associated with magical ceremonies, are still practised in our own day.
• I know very well that the other cures chant the Passion quite differently.
• Their joint wisdom resulted in money-appropriations to discover causes and cures.
• I get restless, and being out in the car cures that feeling.
• Vespasian, in his turn, might have figured among the predecessors of Mesmer, in consequence of the extraordinary cures that he effected in Egypt by the action of his foot.
• Curative effects would have thrown the commission into an inextricable daedalus, because nature alone, without any treatment, cures many maladies.
• At last Titus Tatius, the king of Cures, the most powerful of the Sabine states, marched against Rome.
• She admitted that the cures effected by her were brought about by means of witchcraft.
• Some of the cures made in this way seem almost magical.
• Mind you your charges, gentlemen, or tend your cures as much as you will.
• Some ladies of rank went about beating a drum, with dishevelled hair, and pretended to work magical cures.
• Disgusted by the ingratitude of the public after his many cures, he has now returned to an impenetrable solitude, a voluntary nothingness.
• After this, she performed numerous cures, but would never receive money for them.
• Another possibility is that it was a place of record of noted cures or answers of the Goddess.
• Perhaps we shall even succeed in finding cures for certain incurable affections.
• Indeed, She effects more moral than physical cures.
• But I ask you to put away all such thoughts for a minute, and think about the miracles simply as being cures.

Similar words containing CURE without suffix s

cure6 cured8 curer7 curet7 curers8 curets8 recure8 secure8 curette9 discure10 epicure11 obscure11 precure11 procure11 recured10 recures9 secured10 securer9 secures9 uncured10 cureless10 curetted11 curettes10 discured12 discures11 epicures12 insecure10 manicure12 obscured13 obscurer12 obscures12 overcure13 pedicure13 precured13 precures12 procured13 procurer12 procures12 resecure10 securely13 securers10 securest10 sinecure10 curettage12 curetting12 epicurean13 faithcure17 manicured14 manicures13 nonsecure11 obscurely16 obscurers13 obscurest13 overcured15 overcures14 pedicured15 pedicures14 procurers13 procuress13 procureur13 resecured12 resecures11 semicured14 sinecures11 unsecured12 insecurer11 curettages13 epicureans14 faithcures18 insecurely15 procureurs14 recureless12 securement14 secureness12 unobscured15 insecurest12 curettement15 obscurement17 obscureness15 procurement17 procuresses15 securements15 curettements16 epicureanism18 insecureness14 obscurements18 procurements18 securenesses14 epicureanisms19 obscurenesses17 insecurenesses16

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