recuperation
Americannoun
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the process or fact of regaining health or strength; recovery from illness or exhaustion.
Whether for short-term care or recuperation from surgery, our team works closely with patients, their families, and physicians to encourage rapid recovery.
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the act or fact of recovering a loss or expense.
When renovating, don’t expect a “dollar for dollar” recuperation of your investment in terms of the home’s market value.
Other Word Forms
- nonrecuperation noun
Etymology
Origin of recuperation
First recorded in 1480–90; recuperat(e) ( def. ) + -ion ( def. )
Example Sentences
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Nevertheless, several weeks is not seen as enough time for proper recuperation before preparations begin for an 11-month campaign regarded as among the most onerous in professional sport.
From BBC
She credits the procedure for her rapid recuperation after the birth of her second child, a boy.
Their physical recuperation is only part of the story.
From BBC
Long periods of rest and recuperation followed each time.
From Los Angeles Times
The Palace said the King's schedule of public duties - which restarted last April after a period of treatment and recuperation following his diagnosis - is expected to resume next week.
From BBC
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