Antonyms for curingcur·ing

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1. hardening, solidifying, solidification, set, curingnoun

   the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization

   "the hardening of concrete"; "he tested the set of the glue"

   Synonyms:
   band, set, circle, solidifying, hardening, exercise set, lot, solidification, readiness, bent, stage set

How to use curing in a sentence?

1. Scott Sicherer:

   It's what a lot of families call trying to be' bite safe.' it's not that you're curing the allergy ; it's not that you're going to be able to eat peanut butter sandwiches, it's really just to have a better threshold so that if you accidentally ate something that had a little bit of peanut in it, maybe you wouldn't have a reaction or the reaction wouldn't be so bad.

2. Paul Chaplin as chief executive:

   We're actually talking about curing cancer.

3. Graham Cooke:

   If we can understand better why the procedure works in some patients and not others, we will be closer to our ultimate goal of curing HIV, at the moment the procedure still carries too much risk to be used in patients who are otherwise well, as daily tablet treatment for HIV is able to usually able to maintain patient's long-term health.

4. Owlstone Medical Billy Boyle:

   The challenge is most people present when it's very late stage, and it's about managing symptoms as opposed to curing them. So the key thing that you can do is detect the disease early; and that's what we think the breathalyzer technology allows for.

5. Johnny Galecki:

   One of the most rewarding elements of being on 'The Big Bang Theory' has been being approached by younger people who claim they never before had considered a life in the sciences until watching the show. Our goal on 'Big Bang‘ is to make people laugh. These kids are molding our culture, building our future and even curing diseases. 'SciJinks' is a way to celebrate them and hopefully inspire more young people to follow in their footsteps — while having an absurdly good and mischievous time.

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