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Definition of recover
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of recover is as below...
Recover
(v. t.) To gain as a
compensation;
to
obtain
in
return
for
injury
or debt; as, to
recover
damages
in
trespass;
to
recover
debt and costs in a suit at law; to
obtain
title to by
judgement
in a court of law; as, to
recover
lands in
ejectment
or
common
recovery;
to gain by legal
process;
as, to
recover
judgement
against
a
defendant..
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Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Hardened
beyond
sensibility
or
recovery;
alienated;
insensible;
as, lost to
shame;
lost to all sense of
honor..
Recoverer
::
Recoverer
(n.) One who
recovers.
Voucher
::
Voucher
(n.) The
tenant
in a writ of
right;
one who calls in
another
to
establish
his
warranty
of
title.
In
common
recoveries,
there may be a
single
voucher
or
double
vouchers..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To make good by
reparation;
to make up for; to
retrieve;
to
repair
the loss or
injury
of; as, to
recover
lost
time..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(n.) A writ, now
abolished,
to
recover
escheats
from the
person
in
possession..
Reception
::
Reception
(n.) A
retaking;
a
recovery.
Bar
::
Bar (n.) To
restrict
or
confine,
as if by a bar; to
hinder;
to
obstruct;
to
prevent;
to
prohibit;
as, to bar the
entrance
of evil;
distance
bars our
intercourse;
the
statute
bars my
right;
the right is
barred
by time; a
release
bars the
plaintiff's
recovery;
--
sometimes
with up..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) The act of
recovering,
regaining,
or
retaking
possession..
Debt
::
Debt (n.) An
action
at law to
recover
a
certain
specified
sum of money
alleged
to be due.
Weldon''s Process
::
Weldon's
process
() A
process
for the
recovery
or
regeneration
of
manganese
dioxide
in the
manufacture
of
chlorine,
by means of milk of lime and the
oxygen
of the air; -- so
called
after the
inventor..
Recuperate
::
Recuperate
(v. i.) To
recover
health;
to
regain
strength;
to
convalesce.
Eviction
::
Eviction
(n.) The act or
process
of
evicting;
or state of being
evicted;
the
recovery
of
lands,
tenements,
etc., from
another's
possession
by due
course
of law;
dispossession
by
paramount
title or claim of such
title;
ejectment;
ouster..
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.) Able to
return
quickly
to a
former
state or
condition,
after being
depressed
or
overtaxed;
having
power to
recover
easily
from
shocks
and
trials;
as,
elastic
spirits;
an
elastic
constitution..
Recuperate
::
Recuperate
(v. t.) To
recover;
to
regain;
as, to
recuperate
the
health
or
strength..
Recuperatory
::
Recuperatory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
recuperation;
tending
to
recovery.
Convalescent
::
Convalescent
(a.)
Recovering
from
sickness
or
debility;
partially
restored
to
health
or
strength.
Trover
::
Trover
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
against
one who found
goods,
and would not
deliver
them to the owner on
demand;
an
action
which lies in any case to
recover
the value of goods
wrongfully
converted
by
another
to his own use. In this case the
finding,
though
alleged,
is an
immaterial
fact; the
injury
lies in the
conversion..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. i.) To
obtain
a
judgement;
to
succeed
in a
lawsuit;
as, the
plaintiff
has
recovered
in his
suit..
Recover
::
Recover
(n.)
Recovery.
Recure
::
Recure
(n.) Cure;
remedy;
recovery.
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