1. relating to or having the qualities of a panacea; serving as a cure-all or universal remedy
Usage: formal

Examples

• The politician promised panacean solutions to all the country’s economic problems.
• Many people mistakenly believe that technology has panacean powers to solve social issues.
• The herbal supplement was marketed with panacean claims about its health benefits.
• Critics argued that the proposed policy lacked panacean effectiveness.
• The ancient Greeks sought panacean herbs that could cure any ailment.
• His panacean approach to management ignored the complexity of individual problems.