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To become sound or healthy again

To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state

To regain possession of something

To save or salvage something that has been lost, damaged, or disposed of

To track down something in order to regain possession of it

To give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

To restore to a functional or original state

To break down and reuse component materials

To restrain or to keep in check

To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm

To earn through work or effort

To recover emotional composure or regain control of oneself

To provide a refund or recompense

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Verb

To become sound or healthy again

turn the corner

get over something

be on the road to recovery

get back to normal

return to health

take a turn for the better

get back on feet

regain strength

feel yourself again

respond to treatment

restore your health

get out of the woods

be out of woods

get out from under

take turn for better

make a comeback

recover consciousness

regain consciousness

be out of the woods

come to one's senses

restore your form

build up your strength

take on a new lease of life

make a recovery

take steps forward

be on the up and up

return to normal

show improvement

be take on a new lease of life

be given on a new lease of life

be on the path to recovery

get some respite

get back in shape

emerge from something

get your act together

come up smiling

come from behind

be given a new lease of life

get it together

turn things around

get second wind

spring up again

get better after

recuperate from

come round from

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“Most patients eventually recover spontaneously, but symptoms can persist for several months.”

Verb

To return to a former, and typically more desirable, state

“They argue that this is the only way in which the Tories can recover lost support.”

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To regain possession of something

“There is no question that he can recover his lost profits. Whether and in what circumstances he can recover lost compensation is unclear.”

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To save or salvage something that has been lost, damaged, or disposed of

“It is believed that the first major efforts to recover the lost treasure would have been made between 1689 and 1697.”

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To track down something in order to regain possession of it

“The bill will make it harder for criminals to dispose of stolen goods, and it will make it easier for the police to recover stolen goods and solve property crimes.”

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To give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

breathe new life into

give the kiss of life to

give a new lease of life to

give new life to

recover consciousness

put new life into

regain consciousness

put some spark into

give a boost to

come to one's senses

give a shot in the arm to

put new heart into

make young again

add some zest to

make someone feel young again

restore vitality to

give face lift to

give a new lease on life

get going again

bring back to life

give new strength to

experience again

go through again

live through again

change radically

raise from the dead

give a shot in the arm

blow away the cobwebs

bring up to date

bring up to code

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Verb

To restore to a functional or original state

bring up to date

make fit for use

bring up to code

bring into the twenty-first century

give a new look to

breathe new life into

give a facelift to

put back into its original condition

return to a former position

return to a former state

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To break down and reuse component materials

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To restrain or to keep in check

tranquillise^UK

keep a tight rein on

keep the lid on

impose limits on

put the brakes on

pull oneself together

get a grip on yourself

take a hold of oneself

get your act together

regain one's composure

keep under control

get the better of

keep within bounds

gain mastery over

take the edge off

get under control

bring under control

put the kibosh on

put a ceiling on

pour cold water on

throw cold water on

bring to a standstill

gain control of

keep within limits

stem the flow of

put half nelson on

put a damper on

bring to screeching halt

keep feeling inside oneself

gain control over

keep control of

keep on a string

bring into line

come down hard on

keep tight rein on

find a solution to

find an answer to

lay down the law to someone

place a limit on

keep under wraps

draw the line on

stand in the way of

put a spoke in someone's wheel

make less active

get bogged down

take the bite out

take the sting out

refuse transmission

supervise communications

drop the iron curtain

prevent publication

take severe measures against

take stern measures against

come down on like a ton of bricks

come down heavily on

restrict the consumption of

limit to a fixed amount

put a restriction on

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Verb

To remove or rescue (someone) from danger or harm

come to someone's rescue

come to the aid of

come to the rescue of

save the life of

pull out of the fire

save from danger

save someone's bacon

get off the hook

let off the hook

save one's neck

put on the street

restore to freedom

get oneself off the hook

get out from under

save someone's skin

pull someone's bacon out of the fire

come to somebody's aid

lend a helping hand to

give a helping hand to

free from restraint

free from restriction

get out of hock

get someone out

bail someone out

give freedom to

open the door for

declare innocent

release conditionally

release on parole

find not guilty

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To earn through work or effort

get as a result

scrape together

come into possession of

get your hands on

beg borrow or steal

take possession of

possess oneself of

get one's mitts on

get possession of

take receipt of

be presented with

have conferred on one

take control of

make a profit of

be provided with

get into one's hands

get one's fingers on

be in receipt of

win possession of

help oneself to

make a purchase of

get in exchange

make the purchase of

bring to fruition

fall to the lot

accept delivery of

take into one's possession

agree to receive

gain possession of

succeed in finding

realize a profit of

take delivery of

take home earnings of

receive a salary of

be appointed to

come into contact with

follow through with

solicit donations

take possession

take for oneself

obtain with difficulty

extract with difficulty

make a purchase

go shopping for

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To recover emotional composure or regain control of oneself

compose oneself

regain composure

get a hold of yourself

regain control of one's emotions

regain one's composure

regain your self-control

collect oneself

collect one's thoughts

get a grip on yourself

get your act together

pull oneself together

become one's old self

get a hold on oneself

recover control of one's emotions

recover oneself

regain control of oneself

recover one's calm

take a hold on oneself

regain one's calm

become cheerful

recover one's composure

recover control of oneself

take a grip on oneself

recover one's self-control

get control of oneself

control oneself

control yourself

compose yourself

become less angry

contain oneself

smooth one's ruffled feathers

regain your composure

get hold of oneself

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To provide a refund or recompense

make reparations

give money back

give payment to

make restitution to

settle accounts with

make restitution

pay compensation

make reparation for

make reparation

make restitution for

make amends for

make reparation to

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