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• n  a remedy that stops or controls the effects of a poison

• CBS hailed her for breaking the gender barrier and called her the antidote to the "voice of God" anchor.
• He is also a phlegmatic and thoughtful antidote to Rich's hype.
• Having a range of sexual positions is not only a perfect antidote to the encroaching dullness of routine, but it allows you to decide what style of lovemaking you're in the mood .

• counterpoison

News & Articles

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• Booker Senate Run Imperils Newark's Wall Street Pipeline
  Even before Cory Booker won his first term as Newark mayor in 2006, he was mining Wall Street contacts for an antidote to the blight that had gripped New Jersey’s most populous city for more than four decades.
  June 13, 2013 - Bloomberg
• Chill Out At Reggae In The Desert Music Fest
  It's the musical equivalent of a cool breeze leavening the June heat. With the return of Reggae in the Desert, it's time to chill out and enjoy some mood enhancement that doesn't require a prescription. The annual festival is the antidote to road rage,
  June 13, 2013 - Las Vegas Review-Journal
• Booker Senate Run Imperils Newark's Wall Street Pipeline
  Even before Cory Booker won his first term as Newark mayor in 2006, he was mining Wall Street contacts for an antidote to the blight that had gripped New Jersey’s most populous city for more than four decades.
  June 13, 2013 - Bloomberg

Quotes

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• Patrick Fitzgerald in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  US Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald said the verdict represented "an antidote to the poison of corruption" that trial testimony alleged included the fixing of state boards that controlled a $40 billion pension fund and made major decisions about...
• Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Newsday
  In the Alliance of Civilizations process we have to achieve success. I am convinced that if we achieve success, we'll find an antidote against terrorism,Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said before the opening.
• Phil Angelides in Reuters
  If we do this right, our work can serve as an antidote -- much as the Pecora hearings did in the 1930s -- to the kinds of financial market practices that none of us would want to see be repeated ever again,Angelides said.