recovery in Latin
recovery in Latin is sanatio — recovery means a return to a normal or better condition after illness, damage, or difficulty.
recovery in Latin
sanatio
The act or process of regaining or repossession of something lost.
What does "recovery" mean?
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noun A return to a normal or better condition after illness, damage, or difficulty.
"The doctor said her recovery would take about six weeks."
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noun The act of getting back something that was lost or stolen.
"The insurance company handled the recovery of the stolen vehicle."
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recovery in a sentence
- The doctor said her recovery would take about six weeks.
- The stock market showed signs of recovery after months of decline.
- The insurance company handled the recovery of the stolen vehicle.
- The police announced the recovery of the stolen paintings.
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What is "recovery" in Latin?
"recovery" in Latin is sanatio. recovery means: A return to a normal or better condition after illness, damage, or difficulty.
How do you use "recovery" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor said her recovery would take about six weeks." In Latin, "recovery" is sanatio.
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