recuperative
Helping you feel better and strong again.
Helping someone regain health, energy, or strength after illness, stress, or exertion; restorative.
Able to get well again quickly.
Having a strong ability to recover from illness, injury, fatigue, or setbacks.
Using waste heat again to save energy.
In engineering, designed to recover and reuse heat or energy from waste output, especially by transferring heat from exhaust gases to incoming air or fuel.
- Base: recuperative
recuperative break
1short time to recover
A short break to get your energy back.
- She took a recuperative break from meetings to clear her head.
- Even five minutes outside can be a recuperative break on a busy day.
- After the deadline, the team scheduled a recuperative break.
- Let’s take a recuperative break.
recuperative holiday
1vacation to recover
A holiday for rest and recovery.
- After a stressful quarter, she booked a recuperative holiday by the sea.
- They wanted a recuperative holiday, not a packed sightseeing schedule.
- A recuperative holiday can help prevent burnout.
- We want a recuperative holiday.
recuperative powers
1ability to recover
The body’s power to get well again.
- Good food and sleep support the body’s recuperative powers.
- Children often have remarkable recuperative powers after minor injuries.
- Age can affect recuperative powers after surgery.
- Exercise can improve your recuperative powers.
recuperative rest
1rest to regain strength
Rest that helps you feel better again.
- After the flu, he needed a few days of recuperative rest.
- The doctor recommended recuperative rest and plenty of fluids.
- She protected her weekends as time for recuperative rest.
- I need recuperative rest.
recuperative sleep
1sleep that restores energy
Sleep that makes you feel rested again.
- I finally got some recuperative sleep after the long flight.
- Quiet, dark rooms support recuperative sleep.
- Stress can interfere with recuperative sleep even when you spend enough time in bed.
- I need recuperative sleep.