Meanings of powerful antidote in English

Time and careful management is a powerful antidote to public anger.

Natalie was a blessing, and a powerful antidote to everyone's grief.

Suspecting that the thing was drugged I swallowed what I believed would prove a powerful antidote.

Tuning in to the quiet of a garden is a powerful antidote to a noisy, busy life.

When prejudice is on the march, the most powerful antidote is local people organising around their common interests.

No; they might come and find him alive, and a powerful antidote might perhaps rouse him from sleep.

Taking his bicycle out on his days off proved to be a powerful antidote to his highly demanding job.

Today, modern medicine is finding it to be a powerful antidote for everyday ills such as mild depression, insomnia, tension headaches and even heart disease.

"Be calm," said the druggist; "we have only to administer a powerful antidote.

Evangelical truth prescribes the most powerful antidotes to presumption and despair-'Mylittle children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin not.

(494) Nature has providentially given us a powerful antidote to eloquence, or the criminal that has the best advocate would escape.