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What is another word for
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▲
To become sound or healthy again
To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state
To regain possession of something
To save or salvage something that has been lost, damaged, or disposed of
To track down something in order to regain possession of it
To restore to a functional or original state
To break down and reuse component materials
To restrain or to keep in check
To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm
To recenter oneself or one's thoughts
To discover again, especially something previously lost or forgotten
To earn through work or effort
To provide a refund or recompense
To return
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▲
Verb
▲
To become sound or healthy again
recuperate
convalesce
heal
rally
improve
mend
revive
recoup
gain
rejuvenate
renew
refresh
restore
overcome
get better
bounce back
pick up
pull through
snap back
get well
perk up
come back
be on the mend
pull round
come round
come around
turn the corner
get over something
be on the road to recovery
make progress
get back to normal
regain health
shake off
return to health
take a turn for the better
feel better
get back on feet
regain strength
feel yourself again
get over
get stronger
return to form
start anew
respond to treatment
restore your health
forge ahead
get in shape
sober up
get out of the woods
be out of woods
get out from under
take turn for better
make it
invigorate
US
wake up
regenerate
look up
revivify
envigorate
UK
awaken
resurrect
revitalize
US
ameliorate
resuscitate
recharge
rehabilitate
reanimate
make a comeback
animate
repair
reawaken
buck up
revitalise
UK
strengthen
rekindle
rewake
rewaken
enliven
renovate
come to
recover consciousness
recondition
quicken
survive
rehab
regain consciousness
rebound
breathe new life into
awake
come to life
snap out of it
freshen
refreshen
reinvigorate
energize
US
rouse
inspirit
reactivate
arouse
kick-start
exhilarate
energise
UK
touch up
make whole
bring around
come along
pull out of it
be out of the woods
turn a corner
recreate
stimulate
enkindle
update
modernize
US
pep up
modernise
UK
brighten
encourage
relieve
remedy
come to one's senses
cure
build up your strength
make headway
restore your form
take on a new lease of life
be all right
uplift
be cured
vivify
brace
replenish
regain
prompt
prod
give a boost to
give a shot in the arm to
give new life to
make a recovery
put new life into
put some spark into
bring to
rest
move
become better
gain strength
be on the up and up
take steps forward
outlast
forget
assuage
grow better
wake
stir
come through
triumph
weather
become healthy
reinstitute
reintroduce
re-establish
relaunch
return to normal
get back
be restored
knit
advance
progress
show improvement
bring back
give a new lease of life to
save
restart
give the kiss of life to
develop
regroup
ride out
get well again
get through
stir up
spring up
be take on a new lease of life
be given on a new lease of life
reform
be well
live down
galvanize
US
reconstruct
surge
set up
reorganize
US
overhaul
galvanise
UK
get going
liven up
come alive
be refreshed
revamp
be on the path to recovery
draw together
put new heart into
do
make younger
spruce up
retread
restitute
spruce
refurbish
reclaim
make young again
add some zest to
get some respite
make someone feel young again
restore vitality to
give face lift to
reorganise
UK
do up
brace up
get your act together
come up smiling
come from behind
be given a new lease of life
turn things around
shape up
get back in shape
emerge from something
get it together
get second wind
turn around
grow stronger
fortify
bolster
help
reinvent
give a new lease on life
build up
get going again
re-energize
bring back to life
give new strength to
prop up
spring up again
endure
recover from
recuperate from
get beyond
rise above
get better after
mend from
live through
pass though
come round from
shrug off
more ❯
“Most patients eventually
recover
spontaneously, but symptoms can persist for several months.”
Verb
▲
To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state
rally
improve
rebound
come back
bounce back
snap back
pick up
make a comeback
make a recovery
mend
recuperate
revive
overcome
reflect
get better
perk up
get well
pull through
be on the mend
turn the corner
take heart
recuperate quickly
get over
take on a new lease of life
pull around
buck up
be heartened
brighten up
be on the road to recovery
become livelier
renew one's strength
liven up
gain strength
cheer up
take a turn for the better
“They argue that this is the only way in which the Tories can
recover
lost support.”
Verb
▲
To regain possession of something
regain
retrieve
reclaim
repossess
recoup
retake
recapture
reacquire
redeem
recuperate
reoccupy
resume
restore
replevy
replevin
claim
get back
win back
re-collect
take back
bring back
regain possession of
find again
claw back
obtain again
salvage
rescue
reassume
recall
find
reconquer
save
recollect
re-establish
be reunited with
have something returned
take up again
assume again
occupy again
track down
trace
retain
repo
get something back
reattain
make back
reachieve
return to
come back to
reinstate
reinstitute
reimpose
reinstall
reestablish
replace
reintroduce
re-enforce
return
put back
more ❯
“There is no question that he can
recover
his lost profits. Whether and in what circumstances he can
recover
lost compensation is unclear.”
Verb
▲
To save or salvage something that has been lost, damaged, or disposed of
reclaim
salvage
save
retrieve
redeem
rescue
regain
repossess
recoup
recapture
get back
win back
restore
retake
reacquire
recuperate
replevy
recall
take back
have something returned
replevin
reinstate
re-collect
fetch back
rediscover
find
get
recycle
glean
claim back
repurchase
snatch back
buy back
pick up
recover possession of
fetch
regain possession of
bring back
“It is believed that the first major efforts to
recover
the lost treasure would have been made between 1689 and 1697.”
Verb
▲
To track down something in order to regain possession of it
find
trace
locate
rediscover
track down
“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 restore to a functional or original state
rehabilitate
reinstate
rebuild
reconstitute
reestablish
refurbish
restitute
restore
recondition
redevelop
reinstall
rejuvenate
renew
develop
mend
reconstruct
refit
reinvigorate
repair
revitalise
UK
revitalize
US
furbish
improve
modernise
UK
modernize
US
revamp
update
upgrade
overhaul
redecorate
remodel
renovate
convert
fix
patch
rectify
service
re-establish
bring back
do up
fix up
make over
bring up to date
freshen up
make good
spruce up
brighten up
make fit for use
re-equip
bring up to code
bring into the twenty-first century
retouch
touch up
doctor
regenerate
redeem
revivify
revive
tune
spruce
refresh
reanimate
vamp up
give a new look to
get into shape
breathe new life into
set to rights
rework
remaster
salvage
rescue
set right
straighten out
re-create
gentrify
refurnish
rehab
reerect
give a facelift to
put back into its original condition
return to a former position
return to a former state
remake
refashion
reorganize
US
redo
recast
reform
recreate
reorient
restructure
reproduce
reshuffle
reassemble
replace
retool
remold
US
reorganise
UK
remould
UK
build up
re-form
piece together
more ❯
Verb
▲
To break down and reuse component materials
recycle
reuse
reclaim
salvage
save
reprocess
reutilize
recondition
convert
freecycle
convert into
process again
remodel
regenerate
repurpose
Verb
▲
To restrain or to keep in check
control
compose
contain
cool
regulate
restrain
restrict
check
constrain
curb
repress
subdue
bridle
limit
quell
calm
master
re-collect
settle
suppress
adjust
cap
moderate
monitor
collect
inhibit
keep
measure
pull in
tame
corner
inspect
lull
quiet
rally
smother
soothe
still
tranquillise
UK
tranquilize
US
damp down
keep a lid on
keep a tight rein on
keep in check
keep the lid on
hold back
hold in
impose limits on
keep in line
put the brakes on
rein in
set limits on
simmer down
pull oneself together
steady oneself
get a grip on yourself
snap out of it
take a hold of oneself
get a grip
get your act together
regain one's composure
stifle
govern
hold
keep under control
keep back
stop
overcome
hinder
rule
choke back
bottle up
swallow
mitigate
fight back
reduce
withhold
conquer
confine
quash
muffle
arrest
lessen
hold down
curtail
gag
diminish
impede
silence
strangle
temper
hamper
retard
allay
lick
soften
bite back
block
cork
stem
pacify
relieve
tone down
obstruct
beat
cork up
button up
fix
squelch
delimit
conceal
get the better of
trammel
frustrate
thwart
ease
decrease
assuage
mollify
defeat
prevent
discipline
crack down on
vanquish
squash
halt
alleviate
get a grip on
circumscribe
deaden
mellow
sink
slow
freeze
hold in check
keep within bounds
submerge
peg
staunch
relax
rein
bar
subjugate
gain mastery over
slow down
clamp down on
extinguish
hide
dampen
nip in the bud
overpower
stay
keep down
pocket
palliate
interfere with
stamp out
damp
terminate
dam
take the edge off
choke
kill
quieten
muzzle
abate
straiten
prevail over
get under control
triumph over
constrict
cramp
crush
put a stop to
rein back
best
dull
bound
surmount
calm down
blunt
fetter
deny
set
quench
stanch
clog
modulate
resist
get over
oppose
put down
put an end to
bring under control
cut off
snuff out
sedate
cut back
shut in
crack down
put a brake on
get rid of
put the kibosh on
keep in
get control of
hog-tie
slap down
hold off
cool off
keep lid on
put a ceiling on
put the lid on
hold up
pour cold water on
throw cold water on
end
demarcate
heal
solve
cure
mute
dispatch
break
delay
dominate
hobble
abolish
clobber
lighten
mend
help
salve
demark
counteract
smooth
hamstring
stymie
lower
delimitate
extenuate
prelimit
becalm
placate
intern
remedy
win against
bring to a standstill
discourage
cut short
steady
box up
lullaby
slacken
gain control of
reassure
modify
jam
ameliorate
barricade
repulse
brake
put a limit on
assure
cover up
bottle
keep within limits
occlude
deal with
close
stuff
stem the flow of
hem in
wipe out
soft-pedal
block up
clog up
blockade
quieten down
congest
stop up
jam up
bung up
tie up
put a damper on
sit on
bite one's lip
put half nelson on
clamp down
bring to screeching halt
stave off
ward off
plug up
settle down
play down
shut down
dampen down
cultivate
recollect
fight
treat
qualify
come down hard on
leash
keep feeling inside oneself
keep secret
torpedo
remit
gain control over
clot
revise
restore
cushion
hush
deter
chasten
handicap
domesticize
encumber
keep control of
set a limit on
resolve
foil
shush
entrammel
keep on a string
internalize
US
mothball
immobilize
US
immobilise
UK
shackle
internalise
UK
neutralize
US
pause
gulp back
destroy
gum up
rise above
bring into line
overmatch
hegemonize
manage
punish
interrupt
cope with
specify
prescribe
keep a rein on
put a lid on
box in
overbear
upend
direct
get
command
make calm
bottleneck
define
girdle
blacklist
handcuff
mince
cool down
chain
chill out
find a solution to
find an answer to
lay down the law to someone
pipe down
manacle
buttress
demolish
make better
skunk
worst
temperate
rebuff
neutralise
UK
circumvent
checkmate
embarrass
annihilate
keep tight rein on
mortify
baulk
UK
attenuate
weaken
place a limit on
tie down
depress
absorb
get around
rectify
deflate
harsh
extirpate
suffocate
incarcerate
imprison
finish
keep under wraps
keep inside
black out
stabilize
US
smooth over
stabilise
UK
quiet down
defuse
subside
police
queer
tie
slacken pace
do down
overwhelm
appease
rout
draw the line on
mark off
dilute
stand in the way of
gaol
UK
ban
bind
lock in
coop up
fence in
jail
US
close in
immure
balk
US
concuss
deprive
shotgun
disallow
necessitate
address
improve
slake
sweeten
soak up
put a spoke in someone's wheel
play for time
avert
lock up
snuff
shake
indispose
divert
short-circuit
gentle
meet halfway
cool out
make less active
iron out
sort out
humble
plug
cow
reclaim
bust
conserve
budget
keep in order
seal
caulk
patch up
censor
detain
hang up
get bogged down
decelerate
set back
make late
bog down
slow up
close up
fill
close out
block out
fill up
put to rights
save
turn off
put off
fend off
hush up
take the bite out
take the sting out
pour oil on
water down
get tough on
get tough
close off
stall
intercept
choke up
pack
shut off
refuse transmission
supervise communications
drop the iron curtain
prevent publication
ration
block off
shut out
bung
stonewall
repel
push back
reply
counter
beat off
defend yourself
retaliate
fight off
defend
put up a fight
riposte
come down on
tighten up on
tether
withstand
cut
take severe measures against
take stern measures against
stopper
come down on like a ton of bricks
choke off
come down heavily on
pull back
restrict the consumption of
shorten
trim
truncate
abridge
pin down
abbreviate
shrink
contract
limit to a fixed amount
dock
clip
slash
downsize
crop
lop
chop
elide
syncopate
retrench
minify
break off
pare down
boil down
tighten up
slim down
roll back
cut down
put a restriction on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm
save
rescue
free
liberate
emancipate
extricate
redeem
release
snatch
unshackle
deliver
unchain
retrieve
bail out
set free
come to someone's rescue
come to the aid of
come to the rescue of
save the life of
manumit
spring
unfetter
relieve
discharge
loose
bring off
ransom
disenthral
disenthrall
set loose
let go
unbind
disembarrass
enfranchise
disimprison
untie
uncage
enlarge
unleash
clear
let out
let loose
save one's neck
salvage
acquit
disentangle
lift
pardon
pull out of the fire
unyoke
loosen
set at liberty
unmanacle
spare
befree
give rights to
disencumber
save from danger
free up
save someone's bacon
get out
dismiss
bail
get out from under
get off the hook
let off
let off the hook
cut loose
put on the street
turn loose
remove
cast loose
restore to freedom
wriggle out of
get oneself off the hook
unhook
detach
aid
help
assist
save someone's skin
save from harm
forgive
pull someone's bacon out of the fire
parole
unbridle
affranchise
demobilize
US
reprieve
disengage
unlock
demobilise
UK
absolve
free from restraint
free from restriction
turn out
help out
come to somebody's aid
lend a helping hand to
give a helping hand to
show mercy to
protect
unloose
get out of hock
save the day
get someone out
save life of
bail someone out
give a break
untangle
allow to leave
exempt
exonerate
disembroil
untether
exculpate
unfasten
disinvolve
unsnag
empower
expel
spring loose
unclick
give freedom to
set at large
take out
unpen
allow to go
send away
vindicate
open the door for
grant exit to
immune
unloosen
declare innocent
uncork
explode
go ape
vociferate
holler
release conditionally
release on parole
give terms
find innocent
excuse
find not guilty
assoil
disculpate
uncheck
let fly
let go of
safeguard
privilege
grant immunity
allow to run free
allow to run riot
give a free rein to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To recenter oneself or one's thoughts
recenter
get a hold of yourself
regain control of one's emotions
regain one's composure
regain your self-control
collect oneself
collect one's thoughts
get a grip on yourself
get your act together
pull oneself together
snap out of it
buck up
become one's old self
get a hold on oneself
get over it
get a grip
perk up
recover control of one's emotions
recover oneself
regain control of oneself
recover one's calm
take a hold on oneself
regain one's calm
become cheerful
recover one's composure
get better
recover control of oneself
take a grip on oneself
cheer up
recover one's self-control
calm down
steady oneself
control oneself
settle down
chill out
settle
compose oneself
become calmer
get control of oneself
quieten down
become quieter
cool it
compose yourself
cool down
cool off
simmer down
loosen up
control yourself
relax
unwind
calm yourself
become less angry
contain oneself
be placated
smooth one's ruffled feathers
decompress
stay loose
regain your composure
get hold of oneself
think straight
more ❯
Verb
▲
To discover again, especially something previously lost or forgotten
rediscover
reexperience
rekindle
relive
reawaken
recall
recapture
recollect
restore
revisit
awaken
recharge
recreate
recycle
regenerate
rejuvenate
remember
renew
resurrect
revive
revivify
reanimate
refind
refresh
replay
resuscitate
revitalise
UK
revitalize
US
rewake
rewaken
dig up
experience again
re-activate
re-establish
discover again
find again
bring back
go over
return to
summon back
summon up
bring to mind
go back to
go through again
live through again
stir up
give a new lease of life to
evoke
educe
reintroduce
relaunch
reinstitute
reincarnate
reinstall
breathe new life into
rise from the ashes
reestablish
reinstate
return
introduce again
bring into effect again
take back
put back
rise again
stimulate
come again
resurge
arouse
relight
re-embody
welcome back
redeem
replace
more ❯
Verb
▲
To earn through work or effort
reap
earn
acquire
gain
get
obtain
secure
attain
procure
land
win
garner
bag
draw
make
realise
UK
realize
US
capture
receive
collect
carry
derive
glean
produce
cull
profit
retrieve
ingather
bring in
come by
pull down
knock down
pick up
come to have
get in
get as a result
net
gather
fetch
access
get at
achieve
take
purchase
grab
buy
score
seize
annex
US
snag
nab
find
wangle
compass
accomplish
have
be given
pocket
hoard
cop
reach
corral
effect
salvage
occupy
save
annexe
UK
blag
schlenter
inherit
lay hold of
get hold of
chalk up
scrape up
lay up
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gobble up
scrape together
come into possession of
make use of
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amass
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clinch
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hit
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collar
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swing
clear
come into
clock up
possess oneself of
log
lay hands on
get possession of
scoop
take home
ring up
carry off
snap up
harvest
extract
get one's mitts on
assume
be awarded
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take over
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locate
walk away with
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be paid
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haul in
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UK
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US
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attach
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stem
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ice
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meet with
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source
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US
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UK
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notch
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pay
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US
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oppress
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UK
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UK
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To provide a refund or recompense
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return
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offset
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remit
reward
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pay off
relinquish
redeem
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tip
guerdon
settle accounts with
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match
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restitution
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give in return
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comp
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vouchsafe
award
accord
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atone for
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To return
come back
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get back
reappear
recur
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return
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triumph
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come again
come home
do better
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revisit
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persist
relapse
resurface
happen again
go back
retreat
backtrack
backpedal
double back
retrace your steps
fall back
return to
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hark back
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retrograde
retrocede
turn tail
retreat to
go back over the same ground
go into reverse
about face
about turn
renege
break
repudiate
forsake
be unfaithful
change
retract
betray
desert
reenter
reverse
come back to
call in again
visit again
loop
circle
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