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heal
verb as in cure, recover
Strongest matches
alleviate, fix, improve, mend, rebuild, reconcile, regenerate, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repair, restore, revive, settle, soothe, treat
Strong matches
ameliorate, attend, compose, conciliate, convalesce, doctor, dress, free, harmonize, knit, medicate, meliorate, reanimate, remedy, renew, renovate, resuscitate, revivify, salve, set
Weak matches
bring around, get well, make healthy, make sound, make well, make whole, minister to, patch up, physic, put on feet again
Example Sentences
But a month later, Glover announced he was forced to cancel the rest of the tour because of an "ailment" that required tests, surgery, and "time out to heal".
Luis Tadeo, director of marketing and public relations of CHIRLA, understands the critical role sports and culture play in shaping the way that the community engages and heals in unprecedented times.
Don’t allow yourself to become trapped by grief; live in the world you’re trying to heal and leave room for your relationships to take the path they need to take.
"We discovered that deep faults can heal themselves within hours," said Amanda Thomas, professor of earth and planetary sciences at UC Davis and corresponding author on the paper.
"They can either make inflammation worse or help the heart heal. IL-4 helps turn them into helpers."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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