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Meanings of curing in English
The process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization.
Process of hardening a material into cross-linked polymer chains.
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Usage of curing in English
1
Efforts are therefore under way to develop therapies capable of curing infection.
2
Sight, herb for curing weak; cause of; of old men; process of.
3
Five groups of Fuji II LC were investigated with different light-curing protocols.
4
Air curing is the curing of the plants in sheds or barns.
5
Semisoft; sour skim milk with salty flavor from curing in brine bath.
6
Antibiotic treatment succeeded in curing the myositis in four of six patients.
7
Conclusion: One-week RBC triple therapy is effective in curing H. pylori infection.
8
The use of charms for curing diseases was of course in operation.
9
But I fear that curing your father might be beyond my ability.
10
He pointed to the blackened strips of flesh on the curing racks.
11
His skill in dressing and curing gun-shot wounds could not be excelled.
12
We doctors are great at naming diseases; greater than at curing them.
13
It comes in two separate tubes: a resin and a curing agent.
14
Apparently their use has been very effective in curing many skin diseases.
15
The following cold-water applications are very effective for curing chronic cold feet:
16
The art of curing herrings was discovered by a Dutchman named Baukel.
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