চিকিত্সা আঘাত বা রোগের জন্য একটি ডিভাইস

Noun:

যাহা সংশোধন করে,

Adjective:

শোধক, বিশোধক, সংশোধনক্ষম,

correctives's Usage Examples:

(2010) Grieve also developed a text, deriving from his set of fiches correctives, which is now a pedagogical website entitled The One-Stop Fiche-Shop.

" Eutrophication: causes, consequences, correctives Page 53 National Academy of Sciences (U.

Dionysius Christological correctives [.

] It is obvious that Meyendorff, in support of his theory concerning Christological correctives, has found differences.

exploring her individuality and identity as an artist by presenting subtle correctives to Manet's version of her.

Christgau observed "willfully austere Appalachian music" and songs that are "correctives every one (despite an occasional baldness of instructional intent) to.

an adjustment in the proportions of the reclaimed stockpile and the correctives.

The "Duke of Athens" imposed harsh economic correctives on the Florentines, including the flat tax estimo, and prestanze, postponements.

Polyandrie et prostitution [aCCFR] Pro amicis, notes biographiques et correctives, préf.

There are a few historical correctives — he dismantles the notion that Ada Lovelace, the daughter of Lord Byron.

allowing of such books to be publikely read, without present applying such correctives of discreet Masters, as are fit to take away their Venime; Which Venime.

so much harm has been based on "racial" distinctions over the years, correctives for such harm must also acknowledge the impact of "racial" consciousness.

the historical rectification of a persistent error, and experiments as correctives for an initial, common illusion (illusion première).

displayed states according to the size of their population, were proposed as correctives to this perceived flaw.

or she has mastered the objective, then a series of correctives will be employed.

These correctives can include varying activities, individualized instruction.

correctives's Meaning':

a device for treating injury or disease

Synonyms:

nonindulgent; disciplinal; disciplinary; strict;

Antonyms:

indulgent; stranger; debilitating; unhealthful; unpack;