The phrase "cure completely" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to heal or solve a problem entirely and completely. Example: The new medication was able to cure her illness completely, and she was finally able to return to her normal life.
How to cure completely gastric cancer has become a great challenge.
Sensory nerve disorders are difficult to cure completely considering poor nerve regeneration capacity and difficulties in accurately targeting neural tissues.
The polyurethane structure used to fill the ditch did not cure completely in 1 h, and thus, the structure deformed when the robot moved across it, although the robot did not break the surface.
He rarely discusses his investment decisions in public but tells FORBES GLOBAL this: "I have great confidence that Chris Galvin and those members of the board I know sufficiently well have the ability to cure completely the problems that have recently surfaced publicly and resume growth..
He rarely discusses his investment decisions in public but tells FORBES this: "I have great confidence that Chris Galvin and those members of the board I know sufficiently well have the ability to cure completely the problems that have recently surfaced publicly and resume growth..
Let the glue cure completely before continuing.
I completed the entire medication cycle, got myself tested multiple times and was cured completely.
Of those who were treated 5 were cured completely; all of the others had their lives extended by as much as 36%.
Paint and seal the outside with anything you like; as long as the stuff has cured completely and doesn't touch the soil inside, it will not harm the plants.
At the second operation, although a presacral residual abscess had been observed, the spinal epidural abscess was cured completely.
There are many diseases that cannot be cured before World War & 8545 [II: garbled character]; and can be cured completely now thanks to the development of medicine.
