cure someone of something

Examples of cured

cured

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This is of no theoretical interest and could be cured, for instance, by adding a warning feature drawing attention to skipped words.
Processing sectors that cater to the domestic market include fresh fish suppliers and cured/dried fish producers.
On recapture 4 months later, the skin and nail conditions had spontaneously cured, though slight lymphadenopathy (prescapular and popliteal) was still detected.
By the closure date, no patient had been declared cured through gene therapy.
To illustrate, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common childhood cancer, can be cured with chemotherapy that includes the drug mercaptopurine.
We have a definite good in the present (more cured children), balanced against a radical remixing of the future on both sides of the equation.
Two studies report substantial egg reductions in those not cured.
However, the consequences are very different : when treated, most patients will be cured, but where treatment failure occurs all parasites will be drug resistant.
It also conducts research on the biology of these cancers, their causes, and the long-term follow-up of cured patients into adult life.
Alongside this, the new arrangement for controlling the workers was also cured of the inherent weaknesses that had plagued the previous one.
This inconsistency could be cured by ignoring the leaf node when counting left-branching in a lineage.
All can be cured with treatment, at the same financial cost.
Incontinence can frequently be cured, even in older people.
Most rheumatic diseases are chronic and seldom cured, but can often be effectively relieved.
The majority cannot be cured with standard combined therapy.
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