verb

recuperate

to recover, to get better, to regain

She needs time to recuperate from the surgery.

She needs time to recuperate from the surgery.

The firm hopes to recuperate its losses.

The firm hopes to recuperate its losses.

((from sth.)) to recover from (sth.) She needs to recuperate from the surgery.

((sth.)) to regain (sth.) The firm hopes to recuperate its losses.

Synonyms: recover, heal, get better; Antonyms: decline, worsen

From Latin 'recuperare' (to get again, recover), from 're-' (again) + 'capere' (to take).

Think of 're-cooperate'. Your body has to 'cooperate again' to get healthy. It's a more formal version of 'recover'.

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