restorative

• Que tem a capacidade de restaurar a saúde, as forças ou a sensação de bem-estar; que revigora ou recupera.

Having the ability to restore health, strength, or a feeling of well-being.

1. RevitalizingB2formal

   Tending to restore health, strength, or a feeling of well-being.

   Revigorante

   • A restorative walk in the forest helped clear her mind.
   • The spa offered a restorative treatment for tired muscles.
   • He found the quiet music to be deeply restorative.

   Sinônimosbracingcurativehealinginvigoratingrefreshingrevitalizingtonic

   Antônimosdebilitatingdrainingenervatingexhaustingweakening

2. RecuperativeB2formal

   Promoting recovery from illness or fatigue.

   Restaurador

   • The doctor prescribed a restorative diet after the surgery.
   • A good night's sleep is highly restorative.
   • The herbal tea had restorative properties.

   Sinônimosbracinginvigoratingrecuperativerefreshingrevitalizingrevivingtonic

   Antônimosdebilitatingenervatingexhaustingtiringweakening

• Substantivo que designa um medicamento ou meio que fortalece e revigora, ou um dispositivo usado para tratar lesões ou doenças.

A noun referring to a medicine or agent that strengthens and invigorates, or a device used for treating injury or disease.

1. Medicine that strengthensB2formalmedical

   A substance or medicine that helps to restore health, strength, or vitality.

   Restaurador

   • The doctor prescribed a restorative to help him recover from the illness.
   • Herbal teas are often used as a natural restorative.
   • After the surgery, he was given a restorative to boost his energy.

   Sinônimosbracercordialpick-me-upstimulanttonic

2. Device for treatmentC1formalmedical

   A device or apparatus used to treat an injury or disease, aiding in recovery.

   Dispositivo restaurativo

   • The physiotherapist used a restorative to help the patient regain mobility.
   • A special brace acted as a restorative for his injured knee.
   • Modern restoratives include advanced machines for muscle rehabilitation.