panacea
Speech parts
1. panacea - Noun
2. Panacea - Proper noun
Meaning
A remedy for all diseases; a universal medicine; a cure-all; catholicon; hence, a relief or solace for affliction.
The herb allheal.
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“In that regard, the PDP charges INEC to continue to monitor the situation and use the period to fine-tune its preparations to conduct peaceful, free, fair and credible elections as part of the much-needed panacea for the restiveness in the country.”
His appointment as Bank Governor was always seen as a panacea to the otherwise misinformed and rogues policies of President Lungu’s regime.
Fayemi canvasses power devolution as panacea to marginalisation (Yesterday) - Fayemi who insisted that the 1914 amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates by the British was not a mistake as some have argued, adding that the country can use.
But contrary to what some mask advocates claim, face coverings are no panacea for combating the pandemic.
Cash transfers are no panacea, but they've been shown to reduce violence and can be adapted.
“Fogging is a not a panacea.