quick fix
1 of 1noun/ˈkwɪk ˈfɪks/
Forms:quick fixes
1
an immediate solution that offers temporary relief or improvement to a problem without addressing the root cause
The idiom "quick fix" originates from the idea of finding a simple, immediate solution or remedy to a problem or challenge. It is often used to describe a temporary or expedient solution that may not address the root causes of an issue but offers a rapid resolution.
- Many people turn to fad diets as a quick fix for weight loss, but they often fail to achieve lasting results.
- He was looking for a quick fix to repair his computer, but it needed a thorough examination and extensive repairs.
- In a relationship, communication is essential; a quick fix like a gift might temporarily improve the situation, but deeper issues should be addressed.
- Companies often use marketing campaigns as a quick fix to boost sales, but a strong product and customer service are equally important.
- Rather than seeking a quick fix for stress, it's beneficial to establish long-term strategies for managing stress in a healthy way.