What is the opposite of hurting?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective (indolent) Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain (indolent) Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain Opposite of feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness Opposite of feeling sad and dispirited Opposite of lacking in material possessions or financial wealth (of a wound) Opposite of sore or painful, typically from being freshly inflicted Opposite of painful when touched Opposite of experiencing mental or emotional pain (of pain) Opposite of sharp and intense in nature Noun Opposite of a state or feeling of great physical or mental distress or discomfort Opposite of the condition of someone who suffers Opposite of a strong desire Verb (of a bodily part) Opposite of present participle for to suffer pain Opposite of present participle for to cause emotional distress to someone Opposite of present participle for to cause pain through mistreatment (benefiting) Opposite of present participle for to be detrimental to (renovating) Opposite of present participle for to be detrimental to … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (indolent) Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain indolent painless happy lazy sluggish slothful lethargic listless idle torpid apathetic languid inactive lackadaisical slow inert slack lifeless lax shiftless dull plodding negligent otiose fainéant workshy loafing remiss easygoing lumpish slow-moving good-for-nothing bone idle Adjective ▲ (indolent) Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain indolent painless healthy agreeable calm comfortable delightful easy facile friendly good great helpful insensitive mild nice painfree pleasant pleasing simple uncontroversial unimportant well wonderful acheless unaching pain-free experienced soothing kind low bland unfeeling moderate without pain under anaesthetic Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness cheerful bright cheering cheery comforting cordial festive friendly gay heartwarming sunshiny happy joyful joyous light-hearted befriended cherished clean cultivated loved pleased populated used Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling sad and dispirited cheerful happy joyous upbeat encouraged blissful buoyant buoyed cheery chipper delighted glad gladdened gladsome gleeful joyful jubilant sunny above blithe chirpy elated genial heartened hopeful inspirited light-hearted upright content contented ecstatic euphoric exuberant jocund satisfied gratified merry rapt chuffed enraptured blithesome thankful jolly stoked delightful exhilarated rapturous gay thrilled beaming jovial overjoyed in seventh heaven in high spirits in good spirits on cloud nine as pleased as punch as happy as larry in a good mood on top of the world like a dog with two tails excited untroubled enthused vivacious rejoicing uproarious festive soothed solaced consoled consolable cordial sunshiny paradisiacal rhapsodic paradisiac paradisaic friendly rhapsodical paradisaical effervescent smiley bright flying high floating on air over the moon on a high jumping for joy pleased exultant mirthful beatific perky peppy fulfilled entertained captivated blissed out can't complain looking good tickled pink tickled to death beside oneself with joy as happy as a sandboy as pleased as Punch as happy as Larry more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of lacking in material possessions or financial wealth rich wealthy affluent well-off deep-pocketed fat fat-cat flush moneyed monied opulent silk-stocking well-heeled well-to-do enlarged enriched full increased plentiful saved solvent Adjective ▲ (of a wound) Opposite of sore or painful, typically from being freshly inflicted healed recovered cured restored rehabilitated mended healthy rejuvenated well fit whole improved remedied relieved wholesome fine healthful fixed revived strong ameliorated regenerated OK refreshed robust virile hale hardy abated repaired doctored unimpaired hearty corrected in good trim well-conditioned up to snuff physically fit in rude health in good kilter right as rain in top form in good physical condition patched up in good physical shape in the pink in tip-top condition in good shape in good health in fine fettle the picture of health more ❯ “On some Triceratops fossils, both on the face and on the frill, there are healed puncture wounds.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of painful when touched painless numb callous insensitive numbed unaching benumbed dead senseless insensible unfeeling anaesthetisedUK anesthetizedUS nonreactive without pain “After about 24 hours, gangrene had set in, and the swelling became cold and painless to the touch.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of experiencing mental or emotional pain untormented happy untroubled content unafflicted unbothered unburdened contented peaceful unanxious unconcerned unflustered free undisturbed unworried blithe carefree relaxed unagitated unencumbered unfazed unperturbed unrestricted unruffled unstirred disencumbered undismayed unshaken trouble-free unbroken unfettered unhampered unhindered uninterrupted “She felt that everyone except herself, lived a happy, untormented life, unburdened by financial pressures.” Adjective ▲ (of pain) Opposite of sharp and intense in nature blunt dull smooth Noun ▲ Opposite of a state or feeling of great physical or mental distress or discomfort contentment pleasure heaven paradise comfort ease enjoyment happiness joy advantage benefit blessing boon calmness cheer delight fun gladness health hopefulness joyfulness joyousness relief good fortune good luck elation cheerfulness gladsomeness blessedness rapturousness elatedness exuberance exultation ecstasy bliss felicity exhilaration cheeriness gleefulness jubilation glee rapture blissfulness euphoria content solace more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of the condition of someone who suffers success fortune prosperity flourishment thrivingness happiness joy riches wealth health prosperousness ease “Success seems to follow him around, so I doubt he needs our best wishes.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a strong desire disgust dislike distaste hate hatred indifference Verb ▲ (of a bodily part) Opposite of present participle for to suffer pain healing recovering recuperating rehabilitating convalescing curing mending rejuvenating ameliorating regenerating restoring alleviating relieving repairing salving settling soothing improving mitigating rallying remedying renewing revivifying allaying assuaging easing medicating palliating rehabbing reviving getting well patching up relaxing treating coming along gaining strength growing better making healthy making sound making well making whole pulling through taking a turn for the better taking on a new lease of life “My wound eventually heal completely after a week.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to cause emotional distress to someone pleasing comforting delighting charming cheering contenting gladdening heartening inspiring envigorating invigorating lifting pleasuring amusing calming elevating enchanting enlivening gratifying inspiriting revitalisingUK revitalizingUS thrilling uplifting assuaging easing encouraging enrapturing entertaining humoringUS humouringUK indulging jubilating placating soothing tickling allaying assuring besoothing bolstering boosting condoling consoling grabbing overjoying reassuring relaxing satisfying bucking up buoying up cheering up complimenting making happy respecting bringing comfort to giving a lift to giving solace to making one feel at ease putting at ease tickling pink turning on lightening burden making somebody's day “Her inspiring comments on social media would please a great many people who read them.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to cause pain through mistreatment protecting supporting defending caring for looking after nurturing succoringUS succouringUK fending for aiding assisting assuring rescuing saving sheltering taking care of tending fostering minding nourishing nursing overseeing providing for safeguarding securing sustaining giving refuge giving sanctuary going to bat for guarding keeping safe mothering saving from harm seeing to taking under one's wing watching over “Children should be able to look to their parents to protect them during times of distress.” Verb ▲ (benefiting) Opposite of present participle for to be detrimental to benefiting benefitting improving advancing advantaging aiding helping promoting assisting driving enhancing favoringUS favouringUK fostering furthering stimulating ameliorating bettering boosting elevating fixing forwarding envigorating invigorating profiting progressing prospering serving strengthening uplifting befitting building encouraging growing lifting mending optimisingUK optimizingUS suiting vitalizing aggrandizing amplifying augmenting embellishing enriching inspiriting powering beefing up boosting up building up contributing to doing good to adding value to paying off for working for “Some skeptics have surprisingly suggested that global warming could actually benefit society and the economy.” Verb ▲ (renovating) Opposite of present participle for to be detrimental to renovating reconstructing repairing revamping fixing rebuilding reconditioning restoring patching mending overhauling reconstituting reforming refreshing rekindling remaking renewing revitalisingUK revitalizingUS doctoring fixing up rectifying refining remodelingUS remodellingUK revising sprucing up meliorating perfecting “We now have all of the tools and equipment required to renovate our kitchen.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word hurting Words that rhyme with hurting What is the plural of hurting? What is the adjective for hurting? What is the noun for hurting? What is the opposite of hurt? Translations for hurting Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words hurtle hurtled hurtles hurtless hurtling hurts hurtfulness hurtfully hurtful hurtable hurt hurst 7-letter Words Starting With h hu hur hurt hurti hurtin