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Meanings of panacea in English
Usage of panacea in English
1
But private companies are not necessarily the panacea to an organisation's problems.
2
But the truth is that technology itself is not really a panacea.
3
True to his imagining, hard work proved a panacea to his soul.
4
Springsteen is the panacea for all economic ills in Ireland right now.
5
With diet, contradictions abound and there is no panacea to guarantee health.
6
This study shows that breast conservation surgery is not a psychosocial panacea.
7
The study of the endocrines will by no means supply a panacea.
8
It was solved by the British panacea of self-government and equal rights.
9
The panacea for boyish health is commonly simple, even for delicate cases.
10
Gerald Shannon fairly ran to escape knowing more about the universal panacea.
11
She began to plan changes, always her panacea in a dark mood.
12
With the typical John Bull travelling seems to be always the panacea.
13
The combinations that so long destroyed us have already become our panacea.
14
Margaret did not feel as if the dinner-parties would be a panacea.
15
As it turns out, exercise and positive thinking are not a panacea.
16
I hadn't learned-then-thatworkis the only panacea, the one big remedy.
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Translations for panacea
Catalan
Russian
Panacea through the time
Panacea across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common