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restorative

adjective as in medicinal

adjective as in therapeutic

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The former editor of Kerrang! magazine, Mr Alexander said when Osbourne was at his lowest ebb, music had a restorative power, adding: "You literally see it in front of your very eyes."

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Hull’s hope is “The Cortège” will erase the line between the performative and the restorative.

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The kind of stimulation that gives you this restful, restorative experience has to be softly fascinating and not harshly fascinating.

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Stafford spent much of practice in a new restorative and rejuvenation chamber in a trailer next to the practice field.

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Of course, Republicans know this position is unpopular, so along with White House officials, they pretended to back an “alternative” they are calling “restorative reproductive medicine.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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