Freed from illness or injury.
(Used of rubber) treated by a chemical or physical process to improve its properties (hardness and strength and odor and elasticity)
(Used of tobacco) aging as a preservative process (`aged' is pronounced as one syllable)
1 Semihard; full cream; rapidly cured ; Tilsit type; very fine; made at Itzehoe.
2 The following is the manner in which they were cured by ourselves:
3 Once his leaving would have cured the attraction problem, but not now.
4 Acute GVHD grade II occurred at day 13 and cured after treatment.
5 Whether it either prevented or cured bronchitis and pneumonia, I didn't know.
6 It is poor Ellen Juvarna; she has been cured for the market.
7 Back home in Ireland, salted cured beef had been a pricey luxury.
8 Effective chemotherapy of patients who are not cured by surgery is needed.
9 You have only to drink in the atmosphere and you are cured .
10 The atheism cured itself; we do not exactly know when or how.
11 She had the healing gift; her touch would have cured my madness.
12 Nine years ago she had been cured of fistula in the arm.
13 Which, on the bright side, means it can be cured with knowledge.
14 People came from all over London to have their illnesses cured there.
15 He never said that pain is a good thing; he cured it.
16 They also know the remedy-knowhow to be cured of General Phelps.
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