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The word is made from two Greek words, pan and akos. Pan means "all" and akos means "remedy". The word went from Greek panakeia (= cure-all) to Latin panacea (= herb that would heal all diseases). It came from Latin into the English language in the mid 16th century.
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Use panacea in a sentence?
Highly frustrated with his miseries and problems, he has made drinking his panacea.
What is a sentence with the word panacea in it?
Chicken soup is a panacea, people think it helps stop colds or the flu.
What word is known as a cure all?
Panacea
Which word means cure all?
panacea
How do you use the word panacea in a sentence?
The Doctors tried to search for a panacea but soon figured out it was a myth no one has come up with a cure all medicine
How do you make a sentence using the word panacea?
One day they hope to find the ultimate panacea and cure all of the world's ills.
What another word for panacea?
catholicon. cure-all. nostrum.
What is one word substitute for easy solutions for all problems?
"panacea"
What word is used to describe a drug designed to cure-all ills?
Panacea
When was Panacea Society created?
Panacea Society was created in 1918.
How do you use panacea in a sentence?
The eerie baglady offered a panacea for the upset womans unwanted situation. panacea basically means a remedy or cure all.
How is the word made?
The word is made from two Greek words, pan and akos. Pan means "all" and akos means "remedy". The word went from Greek panakeia (= cure-all) to Latin panacea (= herb that would heal all diseases). It came from Latin into the English language in the mid 16th century.
