Cure and Harm

Cure

Cure verb - To restore to a healthy condition.
Usage example: the antibiotic cured the sick boy of the bacterial infection

Harm is an antonym for cure in heal topic.

Nearby Words: cured, curing, cureless, curable, curability

Harm

Harm noun - Something that causes loss or pain.
Usage example: no harm in trying

Cure is an antonym for harm in injure topic.

How words are described

true true cure true harm
actual actual cure actual harm
real real cure real harm
great great cure great harm
Other adjectives: bad, potential, permanent, possible, apparent, temporary, lethal, previous.

Common collocations

person cure person harm person
friend cure friend harm friend
character cure character harm character
people cure people harm people
Other words: wife, someone, characters, mother, anyone, son, daughter, sister, victims, students.

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / [PROTOTYPE 2] Now there's Whitelight, a similar weapon originally intended to harm/cure the Mercer Virus.
  • Also compare Comically Inept Healing, where the harm is caused by the would-be helper's stupidity rather than the "cure" itself.
  • These Vampire-Witch hybrids can also walk in the sunlight without harm, and even cure themselves of werewolf's venom by draining the magic out of it.
    Source: Hybrid Power
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