preventive
preventive
Definition
pre·ven·tive (prē vent′iv, pri-)
adjective
preventing or serving to prevent; esp., preventing disease
noun
anything that prevents; esp., anything that prevents disease; prophylactic
pre·ven′·tively adverb
pre·ven′·tive·ness noun
preventive
Synonyms
preventive
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- take: These are they which took the infallible preventive of seasickness in New York harbor and then disappeared and were forgotten.
- need: Needing routine preventive going after the in our offices finance at the.
- provide: The practice was established in 1976 and provides a preventive orientated service for all the family.
Adjective modifier
- effective: Without an effective preventive worming program pasture is likely to become heavily contaminated with potentially dangerous levels of Infective larvae.
- more: Small companies which improvements more preventive who had contacted.
- necessary: This is so that the necessary preventive and protective measures can be identified.
- important: For example figures clear whether certain of important preventive.
- rust: Croda is involved in coating the steel as it leaves the mill with rust preventive made with Croda additives.
Modifies a noun
- diplomacy: Preventive diplomacy involves diplomatic actions taken in advance of a predictable crisis to prevent or limit violence.
- detention: Even with a court procedure, the orders would amount to preventive detention.
- dentistry: Preventive dentistry will benefit anyone with some of their own teeth.
- medicine: Pit with him highest to lowest amp preventive medicine come from carts.
- measure: Baghdad took preventive measures against the disease in March.
- censorship: The 1920 War against Soviet Russia brought the introduction of preventive censorship in defense of military secrets.
Modifying Another Word
- only: To be particularly from the private will ensure only preventive care is.
Noun used with modifier
- amp: Pit with him highest to lowest amp preventive medicine come from carts.
- cancer: Various research papers and clinical studies in Japan have been done to evaluate the cancer preventive action of Squalene.
- family: Children of labor were less likely of family preventive.
- practice: The HSC are keen to gather more specific information on good practice preventive strategies physiotherapists adopt to avoid injury in the workplace.
- migraine: Open label trial of coenzyme Q10 as a migraine preventive.
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