healed.

In good health; free from disease or illness; well; (contextually) restored to health, recovered from disease or illness; better. Now chiefly archaic.

In sound health, well; healed, cured, restored to health. Also safe and sound (see phrases 1). Also with of. Now archaic and rare.

Of a person or animal: free from disease; in good health, well. Also: recovered from disease. Chiefly Scottish after Middle English.

Restored to health, cured. Also figurative.

That has been restored; regained, brought back into one's control or possession.

That has been made better or has become better; improved.

That has been resuscitated; revived, restored.

In predicative use. Of a person's health or spirits: sound, good. Also of sickness: cured, better. Now rare.

In robust health, ‘strong’, esp. with reference to recovery from illness. Obsolete exc. Scottish.

a hundred per cent: fit, well, recovered. Frequently in negative contexts.