self-healing
adjective
(alsoselfhealing)uk/ˌselfˈhiː.lɪŋ/us/ˌselfˈhiː.lɪŋ/abletobecomehealthyorcompleteagain,especiallyafterinjuryordamage:
Weknowthatlivingsystemsarepotentiallyself-healing and self-replicating.
It tookyearsofstudybefore the researchers couldactuallyproducea self-healingmaterial.
- Webelievethat theheartdoes have a self-healingcapacityto acertainextent.
- Thepadis made of silicon-based, self-healingrubberso you can use it over and over again.
- Thenetworkis self-healing so it cancontinuetooperateif some of thedevicesfail.
Recovering from illness
- clear(something)up
- correct
- curability
- curative
- get oversomething/someone
- granulate
- healing
- hold
- recovery
- regressive
- rehabilitation
- rehydrate
- remedial
- remission
- responsive
- responsiveness
- rest cure
- rose
- sleep
- therapeutic
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self-healing
noun[U]
uk/ˌselfˈhiː.lɪŋ/us/ˌselfˈhiː.lɪŋ/aprocessin which thebodybecomeshealthyorcompleteagain afterinjuryordamage:
Homeopathyclaimsto usesmalldosesofplant,animal, ormineralsubstancestostimulateself-healing.
theprocessof someonefeelingbetteragain after apainfulemotionalexperience,especiallyby them takingcareof themselves:
Humourworkshopsclaimtohelpwith self-healing andreducingstress.
Griefcounsellingcanopenthedoorsto self-healing.
- Self-healing can onlyoccuroncethecauseof theillnesshas beeneliminated.
- Theseproductsputbalanceintoourbodyandassistit in self-healing.
- After hisaffair, thecoupleengagedin alengthyprocessof self-healing.
Recovering from illness
- clear(something)up
- correct
- curability
- curative
- get oversomething/someone
- granulate
- healing
- hold
- recovery
- regressive
- rehabilitation
- rehydrate
- remedial
- remission
- responsive
- responsiveness
- rest cure
- rose
- sleep
- therapeutic
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