to self-heal
- verb
- /ˈsɛlfˌhil/
- Many mild colds will self-heal as the immune system fights the virus over several days.
But then afterward they can lay that that flap back down and the cornea kind of self heals.
- But then afterward they can lay that that flap back down and the cornea kind of self heals.
Examples
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With rest and therapy, her small cuts began self-healing within days, surprising her doctor and family.
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After months of fatigue, the injured athlete self-healed without surgery and returned to light training.
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She can self-heal after a tough breakup.
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Many people believe they can self-heal from emotional wounds.
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After a week of rest, I could feel my body starting to self-heal from the flu without any medication.
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She believed in the power of the mind and often sought to self-heal her emotional wounds through meditation.
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The doctor explained that the body is capable of self-healing after minor injuries if given enough time and care.
Synonyms
Get back to a normal state after a loss, for example health or money
To become healthy again after an injury, illness, or emotional pain
Become healthy again after being ill or hurt
To get better after being ill, injured, or very tired
To spend time getting stronger and healthier after an illness or operation
How Healed
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Self-heal as a verb joins self- 'by itself' and heal 'to make well', so to self-heal means to get better 'by yourself' or without outside help.