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recovered

recovered

3.1
Back to normal health after being sick or injured
  • adjective
  • /rɪˈkʌvərd/
translation icon : recuperado
  • He has fully recovered from his sports injury and is ready to play again.

And so I've, I've been open about, you know, recovery when I was recovered.

Examples

  • It's commanded once more by General Cerullier, recovered from his long illness.

  • We want them infected and recovered with antibodies.

  • And the story is that they had a recovered man.

  • Like if they never punctured your lung, you would have probably been recovered and fine, but like.

  • Cupid, now recovered from his wounds, fluid with sleeping Bride.

  • It's commanded once more by General Segurier, recovered from his long illness.

  • After a long battle with pneumonia, she is finally recovered and back to her normal activities.

  • Patients who have recovered from the virus are encouraged to donate plasma to help others.

Synonyms

well
vsrecovered
142 1.0

In good health after being ill or hurt

is used for returning to usual health after illness or injury
healed
vsrecovered
1.0

Not sick or hurt anymore and back to normal

is a return to normal health rather than focusing on completeness
cured
vsrecovered
2.7

No longer sick after treatment

is about returning to normal function rather than eliminating disease
revived
vsrecovered
3.6

Life, energy, or interest comes back after a time of loss

means returning to normal health rather than sudden energetic renewal
revitalized
vsrecovered
  • US
4.4

Full of new life and energy

focuses on regaining normal health rather than renewed energy or freshness

How Healthy

healthy
695 1.0
recovered
3.1
sick
∞ 1.0
intensive care
  • Specialized
50 3.0

Surface Forms

recovered positive

Morphology

recovered = recover (transparent) = recover + ed

Formed by adding the participial/adjectival suffix '-ed' to the verb 'recover', yielding the expected meaning 'having returned to health'.

Etymology

Recovered comes from the old Latin word recuperare, which means 'get back', and the prefix re- means 'again'. So to be recovered is to have your health back after being ill.