remediate

re·medi·ate (ri mē′dē āt′)

transitive verb -·at′ed, -·at′·ing

to provide a remedy for

Object

land: The aim is to identify and to remediate land, which poses unacceptable risks to human health and/or the wider environment.
site: Taking the necessary steps to remediate the site for housing would, possibly, significantly dent the developer's desired profit margin.
contamination: Where such options are not available however, powers exist to force the appropriate persons concerned to remediate the contamination.
problem: As part English Partnerships Land Stabilization project Vale Royal Boro Council have been awarded up to £ 30 million to remediate the problem.
vulnerability: Create procedures to work with development to remediate vulnerabilities.
system: In the last year all software releases designed to remediate the system have been delivered successfully on time.

Modifying Another Word

then: Teachers diagnose what children know and then remediate by teaching them what they do not know.

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