recoveries
Returns to health
Recoveries is the plural of recovery—instances of regaining something lost or returning to a normal state.
A patient makes recoveries from illnesses.
Economies experience recoveries after recessions.
In legal contexts, recoveries are amounts obtained through lawsuits or claims: The firm's recoveries totaled three million dollars.
Data recoveries retrieve lost files from damaged systems.
Stored duplicate for recovery
- restorationReturning something to condition
- retrievalAct of getting back
- filesStored data collections
- corruptedMade impure or dishonest
disk · cloud · software · salvage · recycle bin · hard drive · forensics · crashes
Recovering damaged goods
- reclamationRecovery of something lost
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- recyclingReprocessing used materials
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
spills · metals · refining · waste · environmental · cleanup · reprocessing · materials
Restoration of health
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- remissionTemporary disease absence
- recuperationGradual return to health
therapy · treatment · physical therapy · discharge · wellness · improvement · restoration · relapse prevention
Unimpaired mental state
- rehabAddiction treatment program
- detoxSubstance removal process
- twelve-stepAddiction recovery framework
- abstinenceVoluntary forgoing of indulgences
relapse · sponsors · meetings · AA · counseling · intervention · withdrawal · clean
Returns after deflection
- upturnImprovement in conditions
- growthIncrease in size
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- bailoutEmergency aid preventing bankruptcy
recession · inflation · GDP · markets · employment · boom · turnaround · stabilization
Recovery phase after exercise
- restCessation of activity
- stretchingExtending muscles or material
- hydrationBodily fluid replenishment
- nutritionBodily use of food
muscle repair · soreness · foam rolling · ice baths · sleep · protein · electrolytes · massage
backup
Stored duplicate for recovery
- restorationReturning something to condition
- retrievalAct of getting back
- filesStored data collections
corrupted · disk · cloud · software · salvage · recycle bin · hard drive · forensics · crashes · deleted
salvage
Recovering damaged goods
- reclamationRecovery of something lost
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- recyclingReprocessing used materials
oil · spills · metals · refining · waste · environmental · cleanup · reprocessing · materials · scrap
healing
Restoration of health
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- remissionTemporary disease absence
recuperation · therapy · treatment · physical therapy · discharge · wellness · improvement · restoration · relapse prevention · surgeries
sobriety
Unimpaired mental state
- rehabAddiction treatment program
- detoxSubstance removal process
- twelve-stepAddiction recovery framework
abstinence · relapse · sponsors · meetings · AA · counseling · intervention · withdrawal · clean · sober
rebounds
Returns after deflection
bailout · recession · inflation · GDP · markets · employment · boom · turnaround · stabilization · investment
cool-down
Recovery phase after exercise
- restCessation of activity
- stretchingExtending muscles or material
- hydrationBodily fluid replenishment
nutrition · muscle repair · soreness · foam rolling · ice baths · sleep · protein · electrolytes · massage · downtime
- biographybirth, death date, autobiography, life story, biography
- achievementsaccomplishment, achievement, accomplishments, achievements, triumph
- improvementsimprovement, fixes, betterment, enhancement, upgrade
recoveriesrelapses
Returns to illness
declines · deteriorations · setbacks · regressions · worsening
recoveriesrecessions
Economic decline periods
declines · downturns · collapses · contractions · depressions
recoverieslosses
Things subtracted from standing
forfeitures · deprivations · disappearances · abandonments · surrenders
- recovering alcoholicPerson maintaining sobriety from drinking
- recovering addictsPeople healing from dependence
- recovering patientOne regaining health