Remedial
41remedial action — A civil action for recovery of damages for the benefit of the injured party as compensation, the purpose being to indemnify the plaintiff rather than punish the defendant. 1 Am J2d Actions § 42. An action is remedial where it is brought by the… …
42remedial legislation — See remedial statute …
43remedial statute — A statute to be construed liberally as one intended to reform or extend existing rights or to correct defects and eliminate mischief in a pre existing statute. 50 Am J1st Stat §§ 14, 15. A statute pertaining to matters of practice and procedure… …
44remedial — adjective a) curative; providing a remedy b) intended to correct or improve deficient skills in some subject See Also: remediable, remedy …
45remedial — Synonyms and related words: adjuvant, aidful, alleviating, alleviative, alterative, analeptic, analgesic, anesthetic, anodyne, assuasive, balmy, balsamic, beneficial, benumbing, cathartic, cleansing, conducive, constructive, contributory,… …
46remedial — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. healing, therapeutic, corrective, medicinal, curative, recuperative, restorative, tonic, health giving, antidotal, purifying, reformative, reparative, restitutive, invigorating, soothing, alleviative, antiseptic; see… …
47remedial — re me·di·al || rɪ mɪËdɪəl adj. serving to fix, corrective; designed to improve one s skills …
48remedial — adjective 1》 giving or intended as a remedy. 2》 provided or intended for children with learning difficulties. Derivatives remedially adverb …
49remedial — a. Curing, healing, sanatory, sanative, corrective …
50remedial — adj corrective, reparative, reparatory, mending, restorative, restoring, restitutive, restitutory, recuperative, recuperatory; curative, therapeutic, medicinal, Rare. medical, tonic, curing, healing, sanative, sanatory; beneficial, advantageous,… …
