0 past simple and past participle of remedy
1 to do something to correct or improve something that is wrong:
This mistake must be remedied immediately.
It does appear that the chapters contributed were of widely differing quality, something not effectively remedied by the editors.
Like all mistaken ideas and premises in science it would have been remedied eventually by the rigors of scientific method.
It is to be hoped, therefore, that this situation will shortly be remedied.
As commonly presented, these explanations all suffer from notable weaknesses - although some of these defects can be remedied by recasting their main causal claims.
A more easily remedied problem is the deletion of original texts.
Although left-to-right evaluation is assumed in this work, the authors suggest how this can be remedied.
This may be remedied by the use of tests derived from experimental psychology that contain sufficient internal control conditions.
Can this drawback be remedied without endangering the national existence?
