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therapeutical

therapeutical

7.7
Relating to treatment that helps cure or ease an illness
  • adjective
  • /ˌθɛrəˈpjuːtɪkəl/
  • Archaic
translation icon : terapéutico
  • Many patients benefit from therapeutical techniques such as physical therapy.

Why is it that the scientific world is not examining this as a beneficial therapeutical power to battle all the diseases we got?

Examples

  • The doctor recommended a therapeutical approach to help manage her chronic pain.

  • Why is it that the scientific world is not examining this as a beneficial therapeutical power to battle all the diseases we got?

  • Is therapeutical even a word?

  • I thought it would be therapeutical.

  • And it, it, it like makeup is such a therapeutical thing to me.

  • - Where? - Go to economic, then therapeutical, then psychology.

  • Yoga has been shown to have therapeutical effects on mental health and well-being.

Synonyms

therapeutic
vstherapeutical
87 5.2

Helping a person feel better physically or mentally

has identical meaning but differs as another adjective form
medicinal
vstherapeutical
50 4.0

Able to help heal or treat illness

is about treatment methods and therapy rather than substances
remedial
vstherapeutical
1 5.3

Helps heal a sickness or an injury

is broader covering treatment methods and therapy in general

Antonyms

161 2.6

Causing damage to people, animals or things

nontherapeutic
  • Specialized
7.7

Not able to help treat a disease or injury

How Therapeutic

curative
8 6.2
restorative
1 6.3
therapeutical
  • Archaic
7.7
nontherapeutic
  • Specialized
7.7
harmful
161 2.6

Surface Forms

therapeutical positive

Morphology

therapeutical = therapeutic (transparent) = therapeut + ical

The meaning is directly derived from 'therapeutic' with the addition of the suffix '-al'.

Etymology

Therapeutical comes from a Greek root, therapeu-, that means 'to heal' and is the same root as therapy and therapist. So something therapeutical is meant to help 'heal' or treat an illness.