- remedialis
remediālis, e (remedium), heilend, heilsam, vis, Macr. sat. 7, 16, 34: iussio, Cassiod. var. 10, 29, 1.
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remedialis
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Remedial — Re*me di*al ( al), a. [L. remedialis.] Affording a remedy; intended for a remedy, or for the removal or abatement of an evil; as, remedial treatment. [1913 Webster] Statutes are declaratory or remedial. Blackstone. [1913 Webster] It is an evil… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
remedial — remedially, adv. /ri mee dee euhl/, adj. 1. affording remedy; tending to remedy something. 2. intended to correct or improve one s skill in a specified field: remedial math. [1645 55; < LL remedialis. See REMEDY, AL1] Syn. 2. corrective. * * * … Universalium
remedial — 1650s, curing, relieving, from L. remedialis healing, curing, from L. remedium (see REMEDY (Cf. remedy)). Educational sense of concerned with improving skills is first recorded 1924 … Etymology dictionary
remedial — re•me•di•al [[t]rɪˈmi di əl[/t]] adj. 1) affording remedy 2) intended to improve poor skills in a specified field: remedial reading[/ex] • Etymology: 1645–55; < LL remediālis. See remedy, al I re•me′di•al•ly, adv … From formal English to slang
remedial — /rəˈmidiəl / (say ruh meedeeuhl) adjective 1. affording remedy; tending to remedy something. 2. of or relating to the treatment of physical defects with exercises, etc., rather than by medical or surgical means. 3. a. (of teaching) designed to… …
remedial — [ri mē′dē əl] adj. [LL remedialis] 1. providing, or intended to provide, a remedy ☆ 2. Educ. designating or of any special course of study for helping students overcome deficiencies in specific skills, abilities, or knowledge [remedial reading]… … English World dictionary
remedial — adj. 1 affording or intended as a remedy (remedial therapy). 2 (of teaching) for slow or backward children. Derivatives: remedially adv. Etymology: LL remedialis f. L remedium (as REMEDY) … Useful english dictionary
re|me´di|al|ly — re|me|di|al «rih MEE dee uhl», adjective. 1. tending to relieve or cure; remedying; curing; helping; relieving. 2. intended to improve related study habits and skills: »Students who read poorly will have to take a course in remedial reading.… … Useful english dictionary
re|me|di|al — «rih MEE dee uhl», adjective. 1. tending to relieve or cure; remedying; curing; helping; relieving. 2. intended to improve related study habits and skills: »Students who read poorly will have to take a course in remedial reading. ╂[< Late… … Useful english dictionary
