Thesaurus / recuperate
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The director of fire services said it would take three to five years for Grand Isle to completely recuperate.
BEFORE AND AFTER IMAGES SHOW THE DEVASTATION FROM HURRICANE IDAKASHA PATEL, LARIS KARKLIS, ZACH LEVITTSEPTEMBER 1, 2021WASHINGTON POSTA father sitting at the foot of his 14-year-old daughter’s bed as she recuperates from injuries endured over months as a slave serving ISIS fighters.
A PHOTOGRAPHER'S UNFLINCHING GAZE ON THE WAR ON TERROR'S CONSEQUENCESW.J. HENNIGANMARCH 22, 2021TIMEHe says the goal is to create a place for people to feel like they can truly unwind and recuperate after what has been an especially tough year.
WHY SOME SEASONAL HOTELS ACROSS THE U.S. ARE STAYING OPEN YEAR-ROUNDMOLLY O'BRIENJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThey said no, they don’t believe it will, because their existing nurses who might get the vaccine are burned out, and they need to give them some time to recuperate.
A DEPLETED WORKFORCE AND NO END IN SIGHT: AN INSIDE LOOK AT AMERICA’S AILING HEALTH CARE INDUSTRYERIKA FRYDECEMBER 8, 2020FORTUNEThey therefore petitioned General McArthur to relieve them temporarily from duty to recuperate their strength.
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDSJOHN FOREMANHere he had come to a pause for a few days to recuperate his horses and his men.
RIDERS OF THE SILENCESJOHN FREDERICKI had a day's rest under his wide, warm roof, which it was hoped would recuperate my strength for further efforts.
THIRTY YEARS IN AUSTRALIAADA CAMBRIDGEThey gave him a chance to recuperate, to get something to eat, and to dress the wounds of his men.
SOUTH AMERICAN FIGHTS AND FIGHTERSCYRUS TOWNSEND BRADYShe failed to recuperate as rapidly as she should have done, because she was so completely devitalized by overwork.
MAKING BOTH ENDS MEETSUE AINSLIE CLARK AND EDITH WYATTHere he paused for a short time to recuperate his exhausted energies, and to subdue the passion that still somewhat agitated him.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE VOL XXXII NO. 6 JUNE 1848VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO RECUPERATE
- advance
- ameliorate
- amend
- augment
- better
- correct
- cultivate
- develop
- edit
- elevate
- emend
- enhance
- help
- hone
- improve
- increase
- lift
- make strides
- modify
- perk up
- pick up
- polish
- progress
- purify
- raise
- rectify
- recuperate
- refine
- reform
- revamp
- revise
- rise
- set right
- shape up
- sharpen
- straighten out
- take off
- touch up
- turn the corner
- update
- upgrade
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- honed
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- revamped
- revised
- rose
- set right
- shaped up
- sharpened
- straightened out
- took off
- touched up
- turned the corner
- updated
- upgraded
- bounced back
- brace up
- came along
- came around
- came from behind
- enlivened
- got acted together
- got back in shape
- got better
- got second wind
- grew stronger
- improved
- invigorated
- made a comeback
- perked up
- picked up
- pulled through
- recovered
- recuperated
- refreshed
- regained strength
- shaped up
- snapped out of it
- surged
- turned around
- turned things around
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- brace up
- come along
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- come from behind
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- grow stronger
- improve
- invigorate
- make a comeback
- perk up
- pick up
- pull through
- recover
- recuperate
- refresh
- regain strength
- shape up
- snap out of it
- surge
- turn around
- turn things around
- bouncing back
- brace up
- coming along
- coming around
- coming from behind
- enlivening
- getting acting together
- getting back in shape
- getting better
- getting second wind
- growing stronger
- improving
- invigorating
- making a comeback
- perking up
- picking up
- pulling through
- recovering
- recuperating
- refreshing
- regaining strength
- shaping up
- snapping out of it
- surging
- turning around
- turning things around
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