verb

remediate

to remediate, to correct, to restore

The company had to remediate the polluted land.

The company had to remediate the polluted land.

We need to remediate the students' learning gaps.

We need to remediate the students' learning gaps.

((sth.)) to correct or improve (sth.). They will remediate the contaminated site.

Synonyms: correct, rectify, restore

From Latin 'remediatus', past participle of 'remediare' (to heal, cure), from 'remedium' (remedy).

To 'remediate' is to apply a 'remedy'. Think of it as the verb for 'curing' a problem.

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