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healing
[ hee-ling ]
noun
- the act or process of regaining health:
a new drug to accelerate healing.
Other Words From
- healing·ly adverb
- self-healing adjective
- un·healing adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
He said safety is the result of a commitment to rehabilitation, healing and accountability in the justice system.
The first episode features a dozen different narratives about sex outside, including one about healing from sexual trauma and a few about sexual encounters on the road.
Boss emphasized the importance of cultivating resilience and tolerance for uncertainty as part of your healing.
The church, which offers salvation for the soul, is also offering protection and healing for the physical body.
Despite the healing sound of his voice, Springsteen is ultimately preaching reconciliation without reckoning — which after January’s Capitol siege is no longer an acceptable path toward progress.
But we also live with healing, with love, with activism, with a voice.
He thinks as much as he is healing his callers they are healing him.
“Raising the Turkish flag was very healing for me, and I think a little for Turkey as well,” says Hayes, choking up a bit.
He considered music to be a healing art, an “uplifting” art.
Healing After Loss: Daily Meditations for Working Through Griefby Martha Whitmore Hickman.
There is none to judge thy judgment to bind it up: thou hast no healing medicines.
But this is not the usual sense; it commonly means healing, cure, or remedy; see Guarison in Cotgrave.
He left the hall, and went out on the lawn where the sun shone, and where the pure spring air came to him like some healing balm.
The healing of the paralytic has been regarded as a type of the restoration of the soul paralyzed by sin.
Thanks to the solitude where this house was ensconced in, the period necessary for the healing of the child ran peacefully by.
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