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rehabilitative

/ˌriː.həˈbɪl.ɪ.tə.tɪv/

Traduction: Qui vise à rétablir la santé, les capacités ou l'insertion sociale d'une personne après une maladie, une blessure, une opération ou une dépendance, par des soins, des exercices ou une thérapie.

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adjective

/ˌriː.həˈbɪl.ɪ.tə.tɪv/C2formalmedical
  • frQui vise à rétablir la santé, les capacités ou l'insertion sociale d'une personne après une maladie, une blessure, une opération ou une dépendance, par des soins, des exercices ou une thérapie.

Relating to the process of restoring someone to health or normal life through training and therapy after illness, injury, or addiction.

  1. Restorative or correctiveC1formal

    Designed to help someone or something return to a good condition, especially after illness, injury, or addiction.

    frrééducatif

    • The clinic offers a range of rehabilitative therapies for stroke patients.
    • Rehabilitative exercises are crucial after knee surgery.
    • The prison focuses on rehabilitative programs to reduce reoffending.

    Synonymescorrectivecurativerecuperativeremedialrestorativetherapeutic

    Antonymesdamagingdebilitatingdestructiveharmfulinjuriousworsening

  2. Restorative to good conditionC1formal

    Helping to restore something to a good or functional state.

    frQui restaure un bon état

    • The government funded a rehabilitative project for the old harbor.
    • Rehabilitative care for the historic building took several years.
    • The organization provides rehabilitative services for injured wildlife.

    Synonymescorrectiverecuperativeremedialrestorative

    Antonymesdamagingdebilitatingdestructiveharmful

Formes
  • more rehabilitative comparative form
  • most rehabilitative superlative form
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