Examples of 'cure-all' in a sentence
Meaning of "cure-all"
cure-all (noun) - a remedy or solution that is believed to cure or resolve all problems or difficulties. This term is often used figuratively to describe something that is considered a universal solution for various issues or ailments
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- Synonym of panacea: a medicine or practice that cures all human ailments.
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Panacea is a cure-all solution to all problems.
If you do not take advantage of my cure-all.
Some magic cure-all in alien spinal fluid.
It is in no way similar to some local cure-all.
There is no easy cure-all for old economic ills.
A reduction in working time is certainly not a cure-all.
There is unfortunately no cure-all for business.
Technological change is in itself neither a curse nor a cure-all.
I was hoping for a magical cure-all for marriage.
Under present conditions it is unreasonable to expect a novel cure-all.
A universal cure-all all the way from coriana.
Treating a disease like asthma has no cure-all.
Ginseng has been used as a cure-all since ancient times.
Obese individuals seeking this procedure as a cure-all.
This means there are cure-all solutions to major problems.
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Do not expect it to be some kind of magical cure-all.
Irradiation is however not the cure-all of spoilage problems.
Not everybody thinks that casual sex is a cure-all.
We do not want to be the cure-all for empty nest syndrome.
I never ever said that it was any kind of a cure-all.
She swore that it was a cure-all for things of that nature.
I know better than most men that money is no cure-all.
I do not have a cure-all solution for the complexity of life.
I rationalized my engagement in my work as a cure-all for everything.
Bots are not a cure-all for hate speech on social media.
There better be some miracle cure-all in that bag.
The cure-all around our house was a little cup of coon grease.
Unfortunately there is no such thing as a cure-all or miracle cure.
Games can not be a cure-all for physiological and social ills.
Cancer is a devastating illness to which no cure-all has been found.
The reputation as a cure-all given to this oil is not just a exaggeration.
We often talk about coordination as if it were some cure-all or abstract concept.
Charity is the cure-all though it may be slow in affecting its cure.
Antibiotics are often seen as the cure-all of modern medicine.
But that does not mean that monetary policy is a cure-all.
Sometimes people use touring as a cure-all for their problems.
Remember that using a light therapy device is not a cure-all.
The claims that it was a magic cure-all certainly did not hurt.
There is no cure-all when it comes to lighting solutions for your house.
We are not selling a boxed solution with a cure-all for everyone.
We should stop dreaming of cure-all renewable energy sources and remain realistic.
Teeth removal for aggressive dogs though is not a cure-all remedy.
Although there are no panaceas or cure-all tricks in nutrition, vegetables come close.
He says the trusts are sometimes a good solution but not a cure-all.
Cold showers are not a magical cure-all for any condition.
It would be remiss to say that therapy and medications were the cure-all.
It seems that it is being touted as the cure-all for virtually everything.
Beckstead is uncomfortable with the missionary promise that conversion is a cure-all.
Centralization will be championed as the cure-all to the barbaric relic of complexity.
Young is uncomfortable with the missionary promise that conversion is a cure-all.
