1. in a way that is intended to correct or improve something that is wrong or deficient
Usage: often used in educational contexts

Examples

• The students worked remedially to improve their math skills.
• The program was designed to help remedially challenged readers.
• She tutored remedially to address learning gaps.
• The therapy was applied remedially to correct the speech disorder.
• The software functions remedially to fix system errors.
• Teachers often work remedially with struggling students.