0 present participle of remedy
1 to do something to correct or improve something that is wrong:
This mistake must be remedied immediately.
Bilingual education, "diversity" programs, and affirmative action policies aim to do more than assure individual opportunity by remedying specific discriminatory acts.
Detailed guidance in the book on further reading would go some way to remedying this.
We are grateful to these commentators for remedying this deficiency.
Four papers describe approaches to remedying this deficiency.
The mines sponsored good studies of the nutrition problem but balked at the costs involved in remedying it among their workers.
The 1 : 1 clay minerals play an important role as a base for pharmaceutical preparations aimed at remedying gastro-intestinal problems.
Determining what prioritarian prescriptions require in terms of remedying genetic disadvantage really depends on who we include in the category of the genetically disadvantaged.
When remedying health disadvantages is the goal, progress is measured in terms of positive changes in the health of those groups defined as disadvantaged.
