panacea English

Meaning panacea meaning

What does panacea mean?

panacea

— noun hypothetical remedy for all ills or diseases; once sought by the alchemists

Panacea

— noun (Greek mythology) the goddess of healing; daughter of Aesculapius and sister of Hygeia

Synonyms panacea synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as panacea?

panacea English » English

cure-all

elixir

nostrum

catholicon

universal remedy

universal cure

trademarked medicine

snake oil

polychrest

patent medicine

panchrest

miracle drug

magic bullet

heal-all

drugs

allheal

Examples panacea examples

How do I use panacea in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In the Middle Ages, water from the sacred spring was considered a panacea.

Movie subtitles

Here. The panacea for all reticence.

The universal panacea of the dreamless 20th-century idiot.

The universal panacea.

It sickens me to hear about the latest panacea.

I just don't believe in psychiatry. as a panacea for everybody.

Trick one panacea me. - Or I could have told you.

It is not, though, the panacea. Just by taking it out does not mean the rest of the insurgency will fall.

Yes, a panacea of desperate housewives, not gypsy drug dealers.

It's not a panacea, it won't solve all the problems, but it's a very essential part of it.

And I tried to explain to him that, rather like gladiatorial matches in Rome, this was panacea to the people, they'd never, ever had this before, this would be an extraordinary experience.

Some fox I ran into at the grocery store said it's a panacea.

The implosion group? That's your goddamn panacea?

I'm offering you a panacea to your problems.

A panacea for the weak.

The panacea for all reticence.

Behold Panacea.

Panacea, whose face holds a thousand promises, and a body that stands behind each promise.

Piglets, really. -Morning, Panacea.

Trick one panacea me.

It is not, though, the panacea.

Quick, get her on panacea.

That's your goddamn panacea?

A panacea!

If it's a panacea, take it and you'll be cured.

Greetings, Panacea.

Panacea!

It is Panacea, the niece of the leader.

I'm also glad to see youm Panacea.

If you like Panacea.

Are you still thinking of Panacea?

Panacea, my friend has brought something for you.

With Panacea?

It's Panacea's ribon.

The romans have captured Panacea!

Tragicomix and Panacea have been taken to Africa.

Panacea, here!

Tragicomics and Panacea?

News and current affairs

Fracking is not a panacea, but it really is by far this decade's best green-energy option.

Ending the American occupation in Iraq and imposing an Arab-Israeli peace would help, but they are no panacea.

Of course, imposing a no-fly zone would not be a panacea.

But it will be no panacea.

One of the paradoxical results of America's almost messianic belief in elections as a panacea for all the ills of the Middle East is that Hamas - the winner of democratic elections - has gained a degree of legitimacy that it never had before.

Of course, soft power is no panacea.

Of course, even with this assistance, countries that mismanage their economies will face problems; the proposal is not a panacea to the world's problems.

While no panacea, reelection is one of the most important instruments of accountability in a democracy, and Mexico has been deprived of it for nearly a century.

But the US crisis suggests that political union is no panacea for managing sovereign debt.

Unfortunately, while a wealth tax may be a sound way to help a country dig out of a deep fiscal pit, it is hardly a panacea.

But domestic borrowing is not a panacea.

A currency board is no panacea but it is a powerful tool that can provide the new Fox government with a chance to make a quantum improvement in Mexico's economic outlook.

Regime change is no panacea; it can be difficult to achieve and nearly impossible to consolidate.

The answer, of course, is that life is more complicated than the contrasting positions of globalization as panacea or curse.

Although free speech is no panacea for China's woes, only when it is established will the country's progress be sustainable.

Monetary union was intended to be neither a panacea for eurozone members nor a get-rich scheme for financial speculators.

But more fluid labor mobility is no panacea.

Indeed, in the Great Depression of the 1930's, it was common for Western intellectuals to turn to communism and central planning as a hoped-for panacea.

This leads us to examining India's current fixation with GDP growth as a national panacea.

Of course, the creation of such a bipolar world order would not be a panacea.

With no panacea in sight, several other solutions are gaining traction.

But a consumption-tax hike is no panacea, particularly given the government's lack of a growth strategy.