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To find or regain possession of (something stolen or lost)

To become sound or healthy again

To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state

To make good by reparation

To give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

To restore to a functional or original state

To restrain or to keep in check

To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm

To become mentally focused after a period of being unfocused

To recenter oneself or one's thoughts

To reawaken after having lost consciousness

To pause and get organized before trying again

To quickly seize (something) in a rude or eager way

To gain or come into possession of

Disarm; smooth over

To provide a refund or recompense

To hire (somebody) for work or a job

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Verb

To find or regain possession of (something stolen or lost)

regain possession of

have something returned

be reunited with

get out from under

get something back

make redress for

convert into something

recover possession of

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“The bill will make it harder for criminals to dispose of stolen goods, and it will make it easier for the police to recover stolen goods and solve property crimes.”

Verb

To become sound or healthy again

feel oneself again

respond to treatment

return to health

get back to normal

get over something

shake something off

feel yourself again

regain your health

turn the corner

be on the road to recovery

get out of the woods

regain one's health

regain one's strength

restore your health

be out of woods

get back on feet

get back on your feet

get out from under

take turn for better

take a turn for the better

make a comeback

get back on one's feet

be out of the woods

restore your form

build up your strength

take on a new lease of life

become livelier

show improvement

make a recovery

take steps forward

be on the up and up

become more cheerful

recuperate quickly

be take on a new lease of life

be given on a new lease of life

renew one's strength

get into the mood

be on the path to recovery

return to normal

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“Most patients eventually recover spontaneously, but symptoms can persist for six to 24 months.”

Verb

To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state

“They argue that this is the only way in which the Tories can recover lost support.”

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To make good by reparation

“Rescue teams recovered a few more survivors from the rubble.”

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To give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

breathe new life into

give a boost to

put new life into

put some spark into

give new life to

give a new lease of life to

give a shot in the arm to

give the kiss of life to

put new heart into

add some zest to

restore vitality to

give face lift to

make young again

make someone feel young again

give new strength to

bring back to life

give a new lease on life

get going again

experience again

go through again

live through again

put new life in

give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

act as a impetus to

act as a spur to

act as a stimulus to

act as a incentive to

build a fire under

act as a fillip to

light a fire under

get one started

put new strength in

put new heart in

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Verb

To restore to a functional or original state

bring up to date

make fit for use

bring something up to code

bring into the twenty-first century

give a new look to

breathe new life into

bring up to code

give a facelift to

put back into its original condition

return to a former position

return to a former state

return to power

put in power again

give something a facelift

return to its place

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To restrain or to keep in check

tranquillize^UK

keep a tight rein on

keep the lid on

impose limits on

put the brakes on

pull oneself together

take a hold of oneself

get a grip on oneself

keep under control

keep within bounds

throw cold water on

pour cold water on

take the edge off

get the better of

put the kibosh on

gain mastery over

bring under control

get under control

stem the flow of

bring to a standstill

keep within limits

put half nelson on

put a ceiling on

keep something in check

come down hard on

hold something in

bring to naught

keep feeling inside oneself

choke something back

keep control of

keep on a string

gain control over

place a limit on

take severe measures against

take stern measures against

come down heavily on

get bogged down

clip someone's wings

draw the line on

stop in your tracks

keep tight rein on

keep under wraps

make mincemeat of

gain ascendancy over

gain the upper hand over

wipe the floor with

bring to screeching halt

stand in the way of

bring someone to their knees

come down on like a ton of bricks

break the spirit

break the spirit of

get the upper hand over

get the upper hand

gain control of

drive underground

put a spoke in someone's wheel

put a damper on

take the bite out

take the sting out

bring to an end

bring to a stop

put in nutshell

put a restriction on

defend yourself

put the stopper on

bring to a halt

have on a tight leash

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Verb

To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm

come to the aid of

come to the rescue of

save the life of

pull out of the fire

get out from under

get off the hook

let off the hook

put on the street

restore to freedom

get oneself off the hook

free from restraint

free from restriction

save one's neck

come to somebody's aid

lend a helping hand to

give a helping hand to

save from danger

save someone's bacon

get out of hock

compensate for the defects of

get someone out

bring someone off

bail someone out

release conditionally

release on parole

open the door for

let someone out

give freedom to

give somebody the vote

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Verb

To become mentally focused after a period of being unfocused

pull oneself together

recover control of oneself

regain control of oneself

become cheerful

get a grip on oneself

get a hold on oneself

take a grip on oneself

take a hold on oneself

take a hold of oneself

recover oneself

Verb

To recenter oneself or one's thoughts

get a hold of oneself

regain control of one's emotions

regain one's composure

regain one's self-control

collect oneself

collect one's thoughts

get a grip on oneself

get one's act together

pull oneself together

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Live down

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To reawaken after having lost consciousness

recover consciousness

regain consciousness

come to one's senses

spring up again

show signs of life

open one's eyes

gain consciousness

return to the land of the living

rouse from sleep

bestir yourself

be up and about

get to your feet

Verb

To pause and get organized before trying again

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To quickly seize (something) in a rude or eager way

take into custody

take advantage of

make the most of

turn to account

remove by force

get one's hands on

get one's fingers on

grasp with both hands

put the snare on

take possession

feel your collar

put the cuffs on

put behind bars

put under lock and key

be appointed to

come into possession of

possess oneself of

take receipt of

take possession of

make the best use of

use to good advantage

use to advantage

make capital out of

avail oneself of

use for one's own ends

get mileage out of

make capital of

welcome with open arms

snap something up

grab with both hands

go for enthusiastically

show enthusiasm for

initiate a discussion with

lay one's hands on

gain possession of

address yourself to

derive benefit from

put to advantage

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Verb

To gain or come into possession of

get as a result

come into possession of

beg borrow or steal

get one's hands on

scrape together

get your hands on

take receipt of

take possession of

possess oneself of

get possession of

get one's mitts on

take delivery of

be in receipt of

win possession of

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Verb

Disarm; smooth over

demilitarise^UK

demilitarize^US

take the edge off

take the edge off sth

tranquillize^UK

make peace with

bring comfort to

throw cold water on

pour cold water on

commiserate with

take the sting out

put a damper on

sympathize with

give condolences to

anaesthetize^UK

pour oil on troubled waters

take a load off

get the better of

put one's mind to rest

tranquillise^UK

reduce the force of

keep under control

take pressure off

make reasonable

give sympathy to

monkey around with

take the bite out of

take the sting out of

impose peace upon

restore harmony to

make matters up

patch things up

reduce something

clear the air with

bury the hatchet

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

make one feel at ease

kiss and make up

accede to somebody's demands

take the bite out

hush one's mouth

decrease the volume

hold one's tongue

bring respite to

bring an end to

make something bearable

express sympathy to

show compassion to

pull oneself together

run interference for

show fellow feeling to

express sympathy

express sympathy for

break the spirit

break the spirit of

take a hold of oneself

get a grip on oneself

give confidence

set your mind at rest

snap one out of it

restore confidence to

keep a tight rein on

keep the lid on

put the brakes on

impose limits on

make mincemeat of

get the upper hand over

gain ascendancy over

bring someone to their knees

gain the upper hand over

get the upper hand

wipe the floor with

get under control

give respite to

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Verb

To provide a refund or recompense

make reparations

give money back

make restitution to

make restitution

give payment to

settle accounts with

pay something back

square accounts with

make redress for

pay compensation

make reparation for

make reparation

pay someone back in his

return like for like

get your own back

give tit for tat

make restitution for

make amends for

make reparation to

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To return

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To hire (somebody) for work or a job

find human resources

secure the services of

have in employment

put on the payroll

take somebody on

keep on the payroll

put your name down

take into employment

have on the payroll

press into service

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