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heal English

Meaning heal meaning

What does heal mean?
Definitions in simple English

heal Verb

— If a wound (injury) heals it goes away. — If you heal your wounds or diseases leave you. Your body repairs itself, so you get better. — If you heal another person or animal you repair their body. You make wounds or diseases leave them.

heal

— verb (= mend) heal or recover My broken leg is mending — verb get healthy again The wound is healing slowly — verb (= cure) provide a cure for, make healthy again The treatment cured the boy's acne The quack pretended to heal patients but never managed to

Synonyms heal synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as heal?

heal English » English

cure recover treat remedy recuperate make well get well fix mend improve care for get better save restore to health cool close up repair medicate revive relieve doctor bring around be healed skin over skin restore nurse make good make better make alive cured convalesce cicatrize calm down weld use unbreak unbend thank tend to take care of snap back set right scar over scar satisfy salve sain rehabilitate regain

Topics heal topics

What do people use heal to talk about?
Person Healthy Sick

Recover from sickness

  • What words refer to an injury healing?
    heal mend
Person Healthy

Treat disease

Conjugation heal conjugation

How do you conjugate heal?

heal · verb

Examples heal examples

How do I use heal in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In older people, wounds take a long time to heal.
Only time can heal a hangover.
The cut will heal up in a few days.
A sprain like this should heal within a week or so.
Physician, heal thyself.
It takes time to heal from a divorce.
Tom's broken arm took several weeks to heal.
Words wound more easily than they heal.
Time may not heal your wounds, but it might anesthetize them.
This small wound will heal itself.
As we age, our bodies become weaker and don't heal themselves as quickly as they used to.
Can pearls and other gems heal the body?
Wounds heal as time passes.
A sick soul that holds on tight to anger and hate will never heal until it lets go of those demons.
For the elderly, wounds take more time to heal.
Wounds heal, scars remain.
You cannot heal a broken heart.
Will these wounds heal?
There are wounds that time does not heal.
Some wounds never heal.

Movie subtitles

Says all of humanity has a shared responsibility to heal and transform the world.
Larry, I think you have a chance to heal the world today in the simplest, most pure kind of way.
I do want to duet again, but first I need to heal up and learn some submission moves.
Do you know that there is a tree that could heal you?
Sometimes fever can heal as well as destroy.
Surely a wound can't heal overnight.
I still do. I thought I'd heal a broken heart.
Hold you, here is a penny to heal your head.
God b'wi' you and keep you and. heal your head.
Longer. do you heal?
So I heal.
From what I heal. she's no bargain either.
Heal friends.
Do you heal me?
Keep it covered up and it should heal in a day or so.
He went down with a bad leg and it won't heal.
It may take a long time to heal.
I know so well what it can do to help and heal, and I can't bear to see it used for trivial purposes.
Ideals that have sent him into the slums to heal the poor.
When you cut yourself, do you heal fast?
This wound won't heal.
Klara will heal completely there and we will come to visit you.
It'll heal on its own. And my diet?
I was taught medicine by Miriam of Manassas and I can heal him.
I can heal him, milady.
It may not heal your grief, but it will cushion it.
If God is good, he'll heal my son.
I got about 100 bones that need a few hours to heal. Hmm?
That way. he won't torment himself anymore and will heal.
It'll heal itself!
After all, time does heal all wounds.
Hold you, there is a penny to heal your head.
God buy you, and keep you, and heal your head.
Maybe I can heal your heart. I'll allow you to buy me a new hat.
But. it might take three or five years to heal it.
If I tell her everything. I know she'll say she'll wait for me for five or ten years until I heal.
Weapon forged to destroy the world can also heal the world.

News and current affairs

In particular, he will need to go beyond Keynesian fiscal-stimulus policies to heal the deep wounds to economic confidence that lie at the root of the current crisis.
Prime Minister Barak will also have to be a healer: he will have to heal the wounds between Jews and Arabs, and between Jews and Jews.
Therapeutic cloning is intended to heal the sick.
Its women both heal and intensify its tensions.
At the very least, few modern governments are now willing to let financial market heal themselves.
The Truth and Reconciliation process may or may not work to heal South Africa's wounds, but if corporations are to be provided with incentives to do the right thing, they must now pay the price for the profits that they reaped from that abhorrent system.
Four decades ago, Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer approved the creation of new textbooks that children in both countries would use to help heal the century-long Franco-German antagonism.
Taking it would help to heal Europe's wounds and clear the ground for the debate that the European Union needs about the kind of political union that Europeans deserve.
The damage from the financial crisis is still ongoing, but stronger growth can heal many wounds, especially debt-driven wounds.
Nonetheless, I understand the impulse to limit punishment in order that society heal and rebuild.
The release of Anwar Ibrahim soon afterwards raised the new premier's prestige further as a leader who could heal intra-Malay, and intra-Muslim, conflicts.
That there will now be a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Belgrade suggests that the current Yugoslav leadership understands that it needs to heal the wounds inflicted on its own people by the murderous Milosevic regime.
Through bold policy experiments, central bankers succeeded in avoiding a global multi-year depression and buying time for companies to heal.
However, the deep wounds of the past few years of violence will not heal unless serious efforts are made by the government in Jakarta to bring human rights abusers to justice.
When eight European leaders published their appeal to heal the growing transatlantic rift, they were accused of undermining European unity.
It will take years to rebuild physical infrastructure, establish strong institutions, and heal the wounds of war.
Their fears are warranted, because the current financial crisis is undermining the very union that was established to heal Europe's wounds at the end of World War II.
The world economy would heal, but in a slow and uneven fashion, as advanced economies muddled through while the more dynamic emerging world gradually closed today's income and wealth gaps.
Not only have the wounds of the 1930's failed to heal, but China and Japan have conflicting visions of Japan's proper place in Asia and the world.
A loose and somewhat confused project, the Alliance of Civilizations aims to heal the wounds of conflict between Islam and the West through education, viable integration policies, and a better-informed dialogue with the media.
They could use the time, with international help, to build up effective state institutions, address economic development, and heal the rift between West Bank and Gaza.

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