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pro-cure

pro-cure adjective: in support of a cure, especially in opposition to anti-cure movements.

Adjective

pro-cure (comparative more pro-cure, superlative most pro-cure)

  1. In support of a cure, especially in opposition to anti-cure movements.
    • Given this, then arguably, it is our responsibility to develop the conceptual and practical space for pro-cure autistics to not have their identities and agency invalidated by the neurodiversity paradigm.2020, Robert Chapman, Neurotype Dysphoria
    Synonyms:
    curebie

Synonyms of pro-cure

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Forms of pro-cure

comparativemore pro-cure
superlativemost pro-cure

Origin of pro-cure

From pro- + cure.

Questions about pro-cure

What does pro-cure mean?
Pro-cure means in support of a cure, especially in opposition to anti-cure movements.
What part of speech is pro-cure?
Pro-cure is an adjective.

Words near pro-cure in the dictionary

  1. pro-claimant
  2. pro-coin
  3. pro-communist
  4. pro-communists
  5. pro-control
  6. pro-cure
  7. Pro-D
  8. pro-death
  9. pro-deather
  10. pro-deathers
  11. pro-democracy

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