cure-all

cure·-all (kyo̵or′ôl′)

noun

☆ something supposed to cure all ailments or evils; panacea

Preposition: for

problem: Faith is not a cure-all for every human problem.

Adjective modifier

magic: A word of caution - a whirlpool is not a magic cure-all and it won't give the same benefits for everyone.

Modifies a noun

remedy: One is slain and miraculously cured by the ' Doctor ' with a magic cure-all ills remedy.
ill: One is slain and miraculously cured by the ' Doctor ' with a magic cure-all ills remedy.

Noun used with modifier

miracle: He thinks of Windex as a miracle cure-all and that kimonos were invented by the Greeks, along with philosophy and astronomy.

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