remission
/ɹiˈmɪʃən/
a period during which a patient's condition improves and the symptoms seem less severe
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After several rounds of chemotherapy, the cancer went into remission, and the patient began to regain strength and energy.
The doctor was pleased to report that the patient's autoimmune disease was in remission, with no active symptoms present.
to convalesce
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to gradually recover health and strength after being ill or undergoing treatment
devolve
to rejuvenate
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to cause a feeling of strength and energy
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to recuperate
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to recover from a disease or injury
devolve
to pull through
/pˈʊl θɹˈuː/
to recover from an illness, a serious operation, or other difficult situations
succumb
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intransitive
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inseparable
phrase's verb
pull
phrase's particle
through
to invigorate
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to enhance health and energy
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recuperation
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the gradual recovery through rest after sickness or injury
to resuscitate
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to bring someone to a state of consciousness, typically by administering medical aid or CPR
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resuscitation
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the act of recovering someone to a state of consciousness or life
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