How to pronounce “antidote” in English

The antidote to anxiety is control.

The antidote to fear is faith.

The antidote to doubt is always surrender.

The antidote to, the antidote, I've just done that so doubt and surrender.

The antidote to impatience, believe it or not, is not patience.

The antidote to impatience is endurance.

The antidote to guilt is always forgiveness.

The antidote to shame is always honor.

The antidote is honesty.

The antidote for an environment that's indifferent and subtly toxic is micro-connections like you did.

greatest antidotes is feeling love fear and love are kind of hard to feel at the

it's also the antidote.

The one antidote was my father who was extremely loving towards me.

But most important laziness antidote is motivation and believe.

So the antidote to fear is safety.

And as an antidote to graduate school, that's what I did.

need to apply an antidote to it.

And the antidote to it is the disciplined pursuit of less, but better.

So the antidote to blame is always self responsibility.

One of the developmental antidotes to guilt is to move into action and to learn to act with others, to learn that our whiteness does not

So the antidotes are in the blue.

What are antidotes to it?

And so that's why the antidote there is parents need a whole lot of therapy to get dealt-- to deal with, what

teaming up could actually be the antidote to this one of the things that we studied, and you'll enjoy this from your travel in South Africa.

And I think that bravery is the antidote to that.

Believe and motivation is the antidote of the laziness.

And good curation is the antidote to filter bubbles, yet they are driven themselves by curation mechanisms.

that came up with the antidote for, the ORT solution.

And rejoicing is also the antidote to envy, jealousy, feeling miserable because others have quality, which is pretty silly.

in mathematics as if that were an antidote for her becoming a romantic poet, which Lady Byron did not want her to be.

We need tailor-made practice to antidote, to exaggerate, to make humorous the habits which

But criticism is the only known antidote to error.

And self-compassion is a great antidote to low self-esteem.

So there was what I called this antidote that had to be bigger than the fear which eventually they would go to.

was meant to be the antidote for what he had seen in his own vision of the near future.

But so yes, the antidote to hype is focusing on value-- that is, actionable change to operations or introduction

And it tends to be a really strong antidote to a lot of the things that hit us today.

So they're kind of looking for an antidote to the poison of what's going on.

And what he basically said is that mysticism is the antidote to fundamentalism, and if we have this global spirituality, people will appreciate other perspectives

I find that things like playing the piano are a wonderful antidote to the frustrations of research.

The wonderful name comes from the Persian word for antidote, since animal bezoars, sort of like those owl pellets you had to dissect in eighth grade, were anciently thought to have

And that's why government regulation is stifling true innovation and antidotes to the problems of society.

And then would you say that self-love might be the most powerful antidote of all in order to, again, shatter some of those things--

attach the collar, and then inject a antidote that wakes the animal back up, all within about 10 to 12 minutes.

So I feel like brunch and all the things that go with it are the antidote.

And mindfulness, as a practice is the exact antidote that I'm looking to as a way to help kids

The laziness, they have many antidotes.

We had tapped into something that people were craving, an antidote to our toxic modern lives.

But the part that I've always struggled with is that the answer being religion as an antidote to that feeling.