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Cure-all

Noun: A remedy or treatment that is believed to cure or fix any ailment, problem, or difficulty.

Example sentence: She believed that drinking honey and lemon every morning was a cure-all for all her health issues.

Adjective: Describing something that is effective in solving or improving a wide range of problems or difficulties.

Example sentence: The self-help book advertised itself as a cure-all solution for achieving success in all aspects of life.

Modifier: Used to describe a substance or medicine that is promoted as having the ability to cure multiple ailments or conditions.

Example sentence: The new herbal supplement claims to be a cure-all tonic, promising to alleviate everything from headaches to digestive issues.

Local usage: In some regions, "cure-all" is used colloquially to refer to a person who is capable of solving any problem or overcoming any challenge through their skills or knowledge.

Example sentence: Jake has become the go-to guy in our neighborhood, a cure-all for any household repairs or technical issues.