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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 make good by
reparation;
to make up for; to
retrieve;
to
repair
the loss or
injury
of; as, to
recover
lost
time..
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Hustings
::
Hustings
(n. pl.) A court
formerly
held in
several
cities
of
England;
specif.,
a court held in
London,
before
the lord
mayor,
recorder,
and
sheriffs,
to
determine
certain
classes
of suits for the
recovery
of lands
within
the city. In the
progress
of law
reform
this court has
become
unimportant..
Valetudinarian
::
Valetudinarian
(n.) A
person
of a weak or
sickly
constitution;
one who is
seeking
to
recover
health.
Possibly
::
Possibly
(adv.)
In a
possible
manner;
by
possible
means;
especially,
by
extreme,
remote,
or
improbable
intervention,
change,
or
exercise
of
power;
by a
chance;
perhaps;
as,
possibly
he may
recover..
Valetudinarian
::
Valetudinarian
(a.) Of
infirm
health;
seeking
to
recover
health;
sickly;
weakly;
infirm.
Revalescent
::
Revalescent
(a.)
Growing
well;
recovering
strength.
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To make good by
reparation;
to make up for; to
retrieve;
to
repair
the loss or
injury
of; as, to
recover
lost
time..
Replevin
::
Replevin
(n.) A
personal
action
which lies to
recover
possession
of goods and
chattle
wrongfully
taken or
detained.
Originally,
it was a
remedy
peculiar
to cases for
wrongful
distress,
but it may
generally
now be
brought
in all cases of
wrongful
taking
or
detention..
Revive
::
Revive
(v. i.) To
return
to life; to
recover
life or
strength;
to live anew; to
become
reanimated
or
reinvigorated.
Recuperate
::
Recuperate
(v. t.) To
recover;
to
regain;
as, to
recuperate
the
health
or
strength..
Re Coverance
::
Re
coverance
(n.)
Recovery.
Elasticity
::
Elasticity
(n.) Power of
resistance
to, or
recovery
from,
depression
or
overwork..
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(n.) The act of
reclaiming,
or the state of being
reclaimed;
reclamation;
recovery..
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.) Able to
return
quickly
to a
former
state or
condition,
after being
depressed
or
overtaxed;
having
power to
recover
easily
from
shocks
and
trials;
as,
elastic
spirits;
an
elastic
constitution..
Redraft
::
Redraft
(n.) A new bill of
exchange
which the
holder
of a
protected
bill draws on the
drawer
or
indorsers,
in order to
recover
the
amount
of the
protested
bill with costs and
charges..
Detinue
::
Detinue
(n.) A form of
action
for the
recovery
of a
personal
chattel
wrongfully
detained.
Voucher
::
Voucher
(n.) The
tenant
in a writ of
right;
one who calls in
another
to
establish
his
warranty
of
title.
In
common
recoveries,
there may be a
single
voucher
or
double
vouchers..
Convalescent
::
Convalescent
(a.)
Recovering
from
sickness
or
debility;
partially
restored
to
health
or
strength.
Debt
::
Debt (n.) An
action
at law to
recover
a
certain
specified
sum of money
alleged
to be due.
Remedy
::
Remedy
(n.) The legal means to
recover
a
right,
or to
obtain
redress
for a
wrong..
Trover
::
Trover
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
against
one who found
goods,
and would not
deliver
them to the owner on
demand;
an
action
which lies in any case to
recover
the value of goods
wrongfully
converted
by
another
to his own use. In this case the
finding,
though
alleged,
is an
immaterial
fact; the
injury
lies in the
conversion..
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