healing
- adjective
- /ˈhiːlɪŋ/
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sanador
- Thank you for that healing and broad answer.
It was amazing, deep, healing, sexy and fun.
- It was amazing, deep, healing, sexy and fun.
- The honesty of her heart is a healing balm to me.
- You start doing the healing work, the hard work.
- And that was so healing in so many ways.
- It was incredibly healing and valuable for me.
- That was a very, very like healing experience for me.
- But it's just been the most healing experience of my life.
- And yeah, man, it's been, it's been the most healing thing I've ever done.
- And I think it was a real, it was a really healing process for her as well.
- Maybe there are relaxing healing properties to tortillas.
- The springs were there henceforth as a healing, healing land, which is so cool.
Examples
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Spending time in nature has a wonderfully healing influence on my mood.
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It's been the most healing experience of my life.
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And that was so healing in so many ways.
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But it's just been the most healing experience of my life.
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Let's talk about the healing power of nature.
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It was incredibly healing and valuable for me.
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And there's there's something healing about those pictures.
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After my surgery, I focused on the healing process to regain my strength.
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Meditation can provide a healing effect on both the mind and body.
Synonyms
87
5.2
Helping a person feel better physically or mentally
14
5.4
Helping someone feel better and stronger
8
6.2
Able to cure disease and help someone get better
2
6.9
Helping someone get better after illness or tiredness
1
5.3
Helps heal a sickness or an injury
A thing that heals or helps a person get better after illness
Making someone feel healthy and strong again
Helps restore health or strength
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A medical treatment that uses electricity to help injured nerves and muscles
- Specialized
To use small electric currents on the body to help heal injuries or nerve problems
How Healing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Healing comes from the old English verb heal, which meant 'to make whole'. The same idea is in the word health, so something described as healing helps make a person healthy or whole again.