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Definition of healed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
recoveredfreed from illness or injury
- After months of treatment, she is finally healed.
2.
fixedrepaired or mended from damage
- The healed vase looked as good as new..
3.
psychologyemotionally recovered from past trauma
- He felt healed after talking to a therapist.
Origin of healed
Old English, hælan (to make whole)
Terms with healed included in their meaning
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medical
permanent mark on skin from a healed wound
medical
wound that is exposed and not closed or healed
physical
having visible marks from healed wounds
medical
unable to be cured or healed
medical
physical injuries that have not fully healed
medical
able to be healed or treated successfully
physical injury
cause a healed injury to open again
skin
mark left by healed tissue
medical
capability of being cured or healed
incurable
cannot be healed or fixed
curable
capable of being cured or healed
healed mark
scar from a cut made by a sword
biblical character
pious Jew healed by archangel Raphael
medical
not healed or treated
situations or relationships
not resolved or healed
medical
not treated or healed
ongoing wound
not healed physically, mentally, or emotionally
Examples of healed in a sentence
His healed wounds no longer caused him pain. The healed bone showed no signs of the fracture. Her healed skin was smooth and unblemished. She felt healed after years of self-reflection. The group therapy sessions left him feeling healed.
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- French:guéri, réparé, ...
- German:geheilt, repariert, ...
- Italian:guarito, riparato, ...
- Spanish:curado, arreglado, ...
- Portuguese:curado, reparado, ...
- Chinese:痊愈的, 修复的, ...
- Japanese:回復した, 修復された, ...
- Arabic:مُعافى, مُرمَّم, ...
- Hebrew:בָּרִיא, מְתֻקָּן, ...
- Russian:выздоровевший, восстановленный, ...
- Ukrainian:одужалий, відремонтований, ...
- Hindi:स्वस्थ, ठीक किया हुआ, ...
Definition of heal - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
recoverintr. become healthy again after an illness or injuryintr.
- After the surgery, he healed quickly.
2.
curetr. make someone healthy from a disease or woundtr.
- The doctor healed the patient with new medicine.
3.
natural repairintr. repair naturally, as a wound or burnintr.
- The cut healed over a few weeks.
4.
emotional recoveryintr. feel normal and happy again after emotional painintr.
- Time helped her heal from the heartbreak.
5.
reconciletr. restore friendly relations or harmonytr.
- They worked to heal the rift between them.
Expressions with heal
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become covered by new skin after injury
The cut on his arm began to heal over after a few days..
recover from an injury or wound
The cut will heal up in a few days.
repair damaged relationships or situations
The community event helped heal old wounds between neighbors.
recover emotionally from a painful experience
She took a long vacation to heal her wounds after the breakup.
resolve a disagreement or conflict
They worked together to heal the rift between the two communities.
emotional pain lessens as time passes
After the breakup, she believed that time will heal all wounds.
make injuries or cuts better and healthy again
Doctors work hard to heal the wounds quickly.
small plant with blue-violet flowers used in medicine
She picked heal-all from the garden for her tea.
plant with purple flowers used in herbal medicine
The self-heal grows abundantly in the wild meadows..
repair a broken relationship or situation
They worked hard to heal the breach after the argument.
attend to your own defects before advising others
Before criticizing, remember the saying: Physician, heal thyself.
Origin of heal
Old English, hælan (make whole)
Examples of heal in a sentence
Her broken heart will take time to heal. The herbal remedy healed her wounds quickly. Time can heal emotional scars. The broken bone will heal in time. Her heart took years to heal after the loss. She needed time to heal after the loss of her pet.
Talking to friends helped him heal emotionally. An honest apology helped heal old wounds. The shared project healed tensions in the team.
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- French:guérir, soigner, ...
- German:heilen, gesund machen, ...
- Italian:guarire, curare, ...
- Spanish:recuperarse, curar, ...
- Portuguese:curar, tratar, ...
- Chinese:康复, 治愈, ...
- Japanese:治る, 治療する, ...
- Arabic:شُفِيَ, شَفَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְלִים, לְרַפֵּא, ...
- Russian:выздоравливать, вылечить, ...
- Ukrainian:одужувати, лікувати, ...
- Hindi:ठीक होना, ठीक करना, ...
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