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Definition of recover
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of recover is as below...
Recover
(v. t.) To get or
obtain
again;
to get
renewed
possession
of; to win back; to
regain.
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Canceleer
::
Canceleer
(n.) The turn of a hawk upon the wing to
recover
herself,
when she
misses
her aim in the
stoop..
Overget
::
Overget
(v. t.) To get
beyond;
to get over or
recover
from.
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To
rescue;
to
deliver.
Assumpsit
::
Assumpsit
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
for a
breach
or
nonperformance
of a
contract
or
promise,
express
or
implied,
oral or in
writing
not under seal.
Common
or
indebitatus
assumpsit
is
brought
for the most part on an
implied
promise.
Special
assumpsit
is
founded
on an
express
promise
or
undertaking..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) The
obtaining
in a suit at law of a right to
something
by a
verdict
and
judgment
of
court.
Ranger
::
Ranger
(n.) The
keeper
of a
public
park or
forest;
formerly,
a sworn
officer
of a
forest,
appointed
by the
king's
letters
patent,
whose
business
was to walk
through
the
forest,
recover
beasts
that had
strayed
beyond
its
limits,
watch the deer,
present
trespasses
to the next court held for the
forest,
etc..
Revive
::
Revive
(v. i.) To
recover
its
natural
or
metallic
state,
as a
metal..
Irrecuperable
::
Irrecuperable
(a.)
Irrecoverable.
Finally
::
Finally
(adv.)
Completely;
beyond
recovery.
Revive
::
Revive
(v. i.) To
return
to life; to
recover
life or
strength;
to live anew; to
become
reanimated
or
reinvigorated.
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) A
flying
back; the
resilience
of a body
recovering
its
former
state by
elasticity;
as, the
spring
of a bow..
Restoration
::
Restoration
(n.) The state of being
restored;
recovery
of
health,
strength,
etc.; as,
restoration
from
sickness..
Vouchee
::
Vouchee
(n.) The
person
who is
vouched,
or
called
into court to
support
or make good his
warranty
of title in the
process
of
common
recovery..
Recuperation
::
Recuperation
(n..)
Recovery,
as of
anything
lost,
especially
of the
health
or
strength..
Fieri Facias
::
Fieri
facias
() A
judicial
writ that lies for one who has
recovered
in debt or
damages,
commanding
the
sheriff
that he cause to be made of the
goods,
chattels,
or real
estate
of the
defendant,
the sum
claimed..
Elasticity
::
Elasticity
(n.) The
quality
of being
elastic;
the
inherent
property
in
bodies
by which they
recover
their
former
figure
or
dimensions,
after the
removal
of
external
pressure
or
altering
force;
springiness;
tendency
to
rebound;
as, the
elasticity
of
caoutchouc;
the
elasticity
of the air..
Post-disseizor
::
Post-disseizor
(n.) A
person
who
disseizes
another
of lands which the
disseizee
had
before
recovered
of the same
disseizor.
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
recover
strength
after a
decline
in
prices;
-- said of the
market,
stocks,
etc..
Eviction
::
Eviction
(n.) The act or
process
of
evicting;
or state of being
evicted;
the
recovery
of
lands,
tenements,
etc., from
another's
possession
by due
course
of law;
dispossession
by
paramount
title or claim of such
title;
ejectment;
ouster..
Irretrievable
::
Irretrievable
(a.) Not
retrievable;
irrecoverable;
irreparable;
as, an
irretrievable
loss..
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