Recovering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOVERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECOVER, to obtain again after losing, also RECOURE, RECOWER
• return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength
• (of a person) be well again
• find or regain possession of (something stolen or lost)
• regain control of (oneself or of a physical or mental state)
• regain or secure (money spent or lost or compensation) by legal process or the making of profits
• make up for (a loss in position or time)
• remove or extract (an energy source or industrial chemical) for use, reuse, or waste treatment
NOUN:
• a defined position of a firearm forming part of a military drill
ADJECTIVE:
• returning to health after illness or debility

Words related to RECOVERING

convalescent19 recover12 recovered15 recovers13

How to use RECOVERING in a sentence

• The poor man, on recovering his self-possession, began to laugh in his gentle way, and talked of having felt giddy.
• Round by round his man was recovering his strength.
• On recovering his health, he found himself threatened by new perils, aggravated by his illness and by the troubled state into which it had thrown the public mind.
• Anthony, recovering from the blow, caught the chair in his left hand, and a fight ensued over the chair.
• For the sake of recovering a sum of money you have compounded with felony.
• I assured her that I was recovering fast, here in the fresh air, and that it would be a kindness, indeed, to leave me alone.
• Recovering himself as speedily as possible, and wild with pain and rage, he ripped forth a revolver from a hip-pocket.
• RECOVERING from the first overpowering sensation of surprise, Mercy rapidly advanced, eager to say her first penitent words.
• Then he sat still in the bottom of the stove, listening intently, wide awake, and once more recovering his natural boldness.
• Ortez knew that Arguilla contemplated killing Brent and his men and recovering the money.
• Finding that there was no other way of recovering it, they at last told Perseus what he wanted to know.
• Oonomoo now commenced his descent of the river with the intention of recovering his canoe.
• Recovering from the shock of surprise, I followed him, but he was well ahead of me, and making for some vaguely seen objects moving against the lights of the roadway.
• The Numidians took the opportunity of recovering their independence, and their roving bands completed the devastation of the country.
• This seemed to the Gauls a favorable opportunity for recovering their lost independence and destroying their conquerors.
• He shivered, for he was recovering from the fifth fever he had had since he left Plymouth.
• After a few months a change came over him which encouraged his friends to think that he was recovering.
• It is always a bad means of recovering her to seek a quarrel with the one preferred.
• Day after day I visited him, and, contrary to all expectation, I saw him gradually recovering.
• Of course, then, he would gladly aid his friend in recovering his property, and would not hesitate to make a prisoner of the person who had run off with it.
• The multitude was excited partly by the atrocious nature of the deed, partly by the hope of recovering their liberty through a favourable opportunity.
• Still, my existence might depend upon recovering my rifle, so, throwing off my clothes, I plunged in and swam to the foot of the cliff.
• Recovering his breath and pressing his hand to his beating heart, he commenced the ascent, though first feeling for the hatchet and arranging it.
• Persons of this kind, recovering their normal state, are usually just as they were before.
• Wood, whom we left at the Mark West home in the Sonoma Valley, recovering from the serious injuries incident to the bear encounter on Eel River.
• But this very solitude in which their names have perished has preserved to us the means of recovering them.
• The soldier, however, succeeded in recovering it, and, to deter them from proceeding to greater lengths, fired his musket over their heads.
• The physician said she was recovering, that she would quickly be enabled to leave her bed and go about as usual.
• I was slow in recovering and, during the time, I had ample space for reflection, and the past unrolled itself before me.
• I suddenly remembered a scene, wherein I lay in the baths at Kensingtowe, recovering from a faint, and Dr.
• He expected to have little difficulty in recovering it.
• Meanwhile, Prasville, surprised at first, bewildered by the course of events, was gradually recovering his composure and thinking.
• Or, perhaps more nearly, to a man just recovering consciousness after an accident, afraid to stir lest the smallest movement might reveal more serious injuries than he suspected.

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