ameliorate, convalesce, get better, look up, pull through, reclaim, redeem, replevin, resume, revive, turn the corner
Definitionv. regain or make up for
Last update: October 3, 2015
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She hoped to recuperate at least half of her investment. [verb]
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Doctors advised her to go to the countryside to recuperate. [verb]
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Needing just 30,000 fans to snap up a ' must have ' record will make sales easy, and recuperate costs. [verb]
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How could that army--which had found abundant supplies in Moscow and had trampled them underfoot instead of keeping them, and on arriving at Smolensk had looted provisions instead of storing them--how could that army recuperate in Kaluga province, which was inhabited by Russians such as those who lived in Moscow, and where fire had the same property of consuming what was set ablaze? [Please select]
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The week's rest had recuperated the dogs and put them in thorough trim. [Please select]
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They recuperated rapidly, however, and proved a good team to break up the ground with. [Please select]
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It brought the news that Wicker was going South to recuperate. [Please select]
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France has recuperated and is almost another nation to-day from the stand-point of virility. [Please select]
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They had had no time to recuperate since making the raid in La Nogalique. [Please select]
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Meanwhile, we had better make tracks for the coast, and recuperate our energies. [Please select]
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