The action of heal, v.1; restoration to health; recovery from sickness; curing, cure.

Recovery from sickness, healing, cure. (In quots. 1470 –85 1687, A cure, remedy.)

Recovering, recovery.

The action of recover, v.1 (in various senses); (also) an act of recovery.

Healing, cure.

Improvement in health; recovery from illness. Obsolete.

Recovery from trouble, misfortune, adversity, etc.; the means of this recovery; help, a remedy. Obsolete.

The action of healing or the process of becoming healed; an instance of this. Also figurative.

The action of mend, v. in various senses. The action of healing; the action or process of advancing towards recovery. Now rare.

Gradual recovery of health and strength after illness.

Restoration or return to health from illness, an injury, etc.; an instance of this. Also used with respect to an injury: restoration to a healthy…

Improvement in health, recovery. Obsolete.

The action of restoring a person to health, consciousness, or vigour; recovery of physical strength. Also (rare) a restorative.

The fact of sitting up again after an illness.

A convalescent state.

Recovery from illness; convalescence.

Recovery after illness or (in later use) sexual intercourse; means of facilitating this. Now rare.

Strength; health; force (Johnson).

Improvement in health. Obsolete. rare.

Recovery from illness; recuperation; convalescence; an instance of this.

Recovery, improvement; an increase in value, commercial activity, etc.