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panacean

  • a word derived from panacea.
    panacea
    noun
    a remedy for all disease or ills.

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Andersen said the scientific research that EcoHealth and its partners in China have been doing is very important to better understand coronaviruses and how they work — but he takes issue with the panacean rationale.

From Washington Post May 12, 2020

The length of the workout seems arbitrary, but it turns out that seven minutes, as a unit of time, has elemental and panacean properties.

From The New Yorker Dec. 29, 2014