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recovery
noun as in the act of returning to normal
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improvement, readjustment, reconstruction, rehabilitation, restoration, resumption, return
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noun as in the process of regaining health
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comeback, healing, improvement, recuperation, rehabilitation, renewal, resurgence, revival
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betterment, convalescence, cure, rebirth, regeneration, rejuvenation, renaissance, renascence, resurrection, resuscitation, revivification
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noun as in the act of regaining possession
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compensation, indemnification, recall, recapture, reclamation, redemption, reimbursement, remuneration, reparation, repossession, retaking, retrieval
noun as in improvement
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comeback, gain, rebound, recuperation, restoration, revival, upturn
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convalescence, cure, regaining, retrieval
Example Sentences
He started a rehabilitation program, the Spurs said, and is expected to make a full recovery.
The council said a formal "recovery plan" was to be implemented, saying it had "proactive steps in place" to review internal processes, including a barrister investigating events in 2019 referenced in the trial.
Members were told that Ms Robinson had left nursing in March 2022 and had since gone on to work at an organisation in West Yorkshire providing drug and alcohol recovery support, a role which "involves working with vulnerable members of society".
He said Mr McGreanery’s killing had been “unjustified and unjustifiable” adding that the case “highlights the value and merit of such legacy civil actions in truth recovery and obtaining justice”.
Much of the album was recorded remotely, which Goodwin described as a "godsend" when asked about the process of personal recovery and recording new material.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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