Pronunciation: /rɪˌkuː.pəˈreɪ.ʃən/
noun the process of regaining strength or health
A1 After her surgery, she needed time for recuperation.
A2 The doctor advised plenty of rest for a speedy recuperation.
B1 Physical therapy is an important part of the recuperation process.
B2 His injury required months of intense physical therapy for proper recuperation.
C1 The athlete's dedication to his training regimen helped speed up his recuperation from the injury.
C2 The spa offered a variety of treatments for relaxation and physical recuperation.
formal The patient is currently undergoing a period of rest and recuperation after the surgery.
informal After the marathon, I took a week off for some much-needed recuperation.
slang I'm feeling so drained, I need some serious R&R for some good old-fashioned recuperation.
figurative After a long week of work, a relaxing weekend is like a form of mental and emotional recuperation.
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