therapeutic
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5.2
- adjective
- /ˌθɛrəˈpjuːtɪk/
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terapéutico
- Listening to music can have therapeutic effects, helping to reduce stress and anxiety.
- therapeutic effects
- a therapeutic intervention
- a therapeutic approach
These things also have therapeutic uses in the endocrine setting.
- These things also have therapeutic uses in the endocrine setting.
- You know, it's kind of therapeutic, I guess to, to, for me to go for a walk.
- So yeah, that was really therapeutic to share.
- And but then he also talked about the his therapeutic approach and how it was different.
- I have found baking or cooking like therapeutic.
- That is the key building block to any kind of therapeutic intervention.
- for therapeutic conversation. And he thought that,
- Cathartic, sort of therapeutic way of thinking about my deconstruction.
- All these different, these different schools think that philosophy is in part a therapeutic exercise.
- Third, I want you to consider exploring other therapeutic options, such as trauma focused therapies.
- It's more like a therapeutic thing for my tight shoulders and my shoulder issues.
Examples
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However, there is also a need for the patient to receive therapeutic services from social workers.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm a great believer in the therapeutic value of music for type A personalities.
Fiction book (2001) -
So there are therapeutic uses to that.
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And to bring this to your question, we can look at therapeutic effects.
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So any of those things are possible therapeutic options.
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In any therapeutic advance, there are benefits and there are risks.
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Before ending, I would like to say a word about the therapeutic aspects of this work.
Academic text (1990) -
Further research to study the impact and therapeutic utility of these actions is also recommended.
Academic text (2011) -
Some drugs have a narrow range, whereas others have a wide therapeutic range.
Academic text (2011) -
Those are brand new therapeutic targets for a currently untreatable disease.
Synonyms
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4.0
Able to help heal or treat illness
14
5.4
Helping someone feel better and stronger
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6.2
Able to cure disease and help someone get better
1
5.3
Helps heal a sickness or an injury
Relating to treatment that helps cure or ease an illness
A thing that heals or helps a person get better after illness
That helps the body or mind become healthy again
Helping to cure illness or heal injuries
Making someone feel healthy and strong again
Able to make a sick person healthier
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
2
7.6
A way to make new body tissue from a person's own cells so the body does not reject it
- Specialized
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4.8
Treatment that helps people regain movement and daily skills after illness or injury
- Specialized
A legal medical ending of a pregnancy to protect the mother's life or health
How Therapeutic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Therapeutic (adjective) comes from the same Greek root therapy, meaning 'healing' or 'care', so something therapeutic has a healing or calming effect and helps you feel better.