Definition

In a way that is intended to correct or improve a problem or situation.

Example

The teacher provided remedially focused lessons to help struggling students catch up.

Conversation

I heard they are offering classes remedially for students who need extra help.

That sounds really helpful! I think some people could benefit from that.

Yeah, it’s great that they support learning remedially.

Absolutely! Everyone deserves a chance to catch up.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Remedially → It is formed from "remedium" (from Latin, meaning a cure or remedy) and the suffix "-ally" (meaning in a manner relating to). The word "remedially" means in a manner that relates to providing a cure or remedy.

Memory Tip

Think of 'remedy' as a way to 'cure' something, and the '-ally' shows how it relates to that action. So, when you hear 'remedially', think of doing something in a way that helps to cure or fix a problem.

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