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curability

NOUN
  1. capability of being cured or healed

How To Use curability In A Sentence

  • Optimism about curability was misplaced despite the emerging science of psychiatry, and hospital crowding led to a lapse to custodianship again.
  • And as he said, we assume from everything he said that like many other patients, he's been picked up within this window of curability.
  • At the annual meetings of the AMSAII in 1857, one superintendent described foreigners as “more noisy, destructive, and trouble-some,” while another commented on the low curability rates of the Irish in particular. The Mad Among Us
  • The curability rate for stage one seminoma patients is about 98%.
  • There is a nice window of curability, and then ultimately, if you miss that window of curability, that's when you're in trouble. CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: What's the Best Way to Treat Prostate Cancer? - April 27, 2000
  • the incurability of his optimism
  • Mental hygiene incorporated a variety of beliefs; it implied a pessimistic attitude insofar as curability was concerned while simultaneously affirming an optimistic faith in the possibility of prevention. The Mad Among Us
  • His affirmations about the curability of insanity received national attention and played an important role in hastening the founding of hospitals in other states. The Mad Among Us
  • And as Dr. Holden said, we assume from everything he said that like many other patients, he's been picked up within this window of curability. CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: What's the Best Way to Treat Prostate Cancer? - April 27, 2000
  • In like vein, psychiatrists have vacillated between emphasizing curability and chronicity, between extreme optimism and a more fatalistic pessimism, and between a commitment to deal with the severely mentally ill and a search to find other kinds of patients. The Mad Among Us
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