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Antonyms:
degenerate,
deteriorate,
drop
Often used in the same context:
recover,
convalesce,
heal,
regroup,
decompress,
acclimatise,
acclimatize,
relax,
rejoin,
readjust,
recharge,
rehydrate,
rest,
intensive care,
recoup,
rehabilitate,
sidelined,
return,
acclimate,
refocus,
stay,
suffering,
bedridden,
readapt,
reclaim,
regain,
sedated,
mend,
unwind,
prepare,
readmitted,
hospitalized,
physical therapy,
grieve,
subside,
raring,
stabilize,
leave,
regrow,
shift gears,
rebuild,
refuel,
destress,
reconstructive surgery,
bounce,
skin graft,
rejuvenate,
ailing,
abductor muscle,
herniated disc,
overexert,
relearn,
breathe,
overtrained,
freshen,
fatigued,
intensive care unit,
adjust,
seclude,
skin grafting,
reassess,
hyperbaric chamber,
survive,
retire,
nursed,
hibernate,
depart,
neck brace,
reabsorb,
regenerate,
discharged,
hydrated,
sustain,
dialyse,
reunite,
atone,
achilles tendon,
artificial respiration,
succumbed,
replenish,
ambulate,
viral infection,
exorcise,
reschedule,
dwell,
hospitalise,
sponge bath,
medical checkup,
sleep,
withdraw,
aches,
flexor muscle,
take,
reassume,
flown,
limping,
reintegrate,
reorganize,
soak,
detoxify,
anaesthetise,
absorb
More specific:
come through,
gain vigor,
make it,
percolate,
perk,
perk up,
pick up,
pull through,
survive
Appears in the definition of:
time out
More general:
ameliorate,
better,
improve,
meliorate
Synonyms:
convalesce,
recover
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