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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. i.) To
regain
health
after
sickness;
to grow well; to be
restored
or
cured;
hence,
to
regain
a
former
state or
condition
after
misfortune,
alarm,
etc.; -- often
followed
by of or from; as, to
recover
from a state of
poverty;
to
recover
from
fright..
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Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To
overcome;
to get the
better
of, -- as a state of mind or
body..
Revive
::
Revive
(v. i.) To
recover
its
natural
or
metallic
state,
as a
metal..
Possibly
::
Possibly
(adv.)
In a
possible
manner;
by
possible
means;
especially,
by
extreme,
remote,
or
improbable
intervention,
change,
or
exercise
of
power;
by a
chance;
perhaps;
as,
possibly
he may
recover..
Post-disseizor
::
Post-disseizor
(n.) A
person
who
disseizes
another
of lands which the
disseizee
had
before
recovered
of the same
disseizor.
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..
Unproselyte
::
Unproselyte
(v. t.) To
convert
or
recover
from the state of a
proselyte.
Recover
::
Recover
(v. i.) To
obtain
a
judgement;
to
succeed
in a
lawsuit;
as, the
plaintiff
has
recovered
in his
suit..
Recollect
::
Recollect
(v. t.) To
recover
or
recall
the
knowledge
of; to bring back to the mind or
memory;
to
remember.
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..
Revalescent
::
Revalescent
(a.)
Growing
well;
recovering
strength.
Redeem
::
Redeem
(v. t.) To
ransom,
liberate,
or
rescue
from
captivity
or
bondage,
or from any
obligation
or
liability
to
suffer
or to be
forfeited,
by
paying
a price or
ransom;
to
ransom;
to
rescue;
to
recover;
as, to
redeem
a
captive,
a
pledge,
and the
like..
Readept
::
Readept
(v. t.) To
regain;
to
recover.
Readeption
::
Readeption
(n.) A
regaining;
recovery
of
something
lost.
Recovering
::
Recovering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Recove.
Vouchee
::
Vouchee
(n.) The
person
who is
vouched,
or
called
into court to
support
or make good his
warranty
of title in the
process
of
common
recovery..
Convalescent
::
Convalescent
(n.) One
recovering
from
sickness.
Remedy
::
Remedy
(n.) The legal means to
recover
a
right,
or to
obtain
redress
for a
wrong..
Bloodhound
::
Bloodhound
(n.) A breed of large and
powerful
dogs, with long,
smooth,
and
pendulous
ears, and
remarkable
for
acuteness
of
smell.
It is
employed
to
recover
game or prey which has
escaped
wounded
from a
hunter,
and for
tracking
criminals.
Formerly
it was used for
pursuing
runaway
slaves.
Other
varieties
of dog are often used for the same
purpose
and go by the same name. The Cuban
bloodhound
is said to be a
variety
of the
mastiff..
Irretrievable
::
Irretrievable
(a.) Not
retrievable;
irrecoverable;
irreparable;
as, an
irretrievable
loss..
Creep
::
Creep (v. i.) To drag in deep water with
creepers,
as for
recovering
a
submarine
cable..
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