Examples of 'completely heal' in a sentence
Meaning of "completely heal"
completely heal: To fully recover from an injury, illness, or emotional distress. This phrase is often used in medical, holistic or psychological contexts to indicate a thorough restoration of health or well-being
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Nothing will ever completely heal my pain.
Reinjury can be avoided by allowing an injury to completely heal.
Nothing can completely heal all wounds.
It will take three weeks to completely heal.
Its wounds will completely heal in twelve dies.
Broken bones take months to completely heal.
To completely heal her will take three to four hours.
Just so you can completely heal.
But they completely heal any of your battle injuries and restore you to full power.
It will probably take a month or two to completely heal.
The site should completely heal in two weeks time.
He said it would take six months to completely heal.
The burn did not completely heal and still tended to open.
Your mouth may need a few weeks to completely heal.
These flexible plastics can completely heal themselves when they are damaged.
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It took a while for the surface of my tongue to completely heal.
Completely heal all these wounds that they have received since their birth until today.
Or reabsorb in order to completely heal.
It is possible to completely heal from Achilles tendinitis.
It will take several months for your bones to completely heal.
Most patients completely heal within 3 to 4 weeks.
The effects of this treatment did not completely heal the wound.
You can completely heal prolapse!
But the doctor thinks she will completely heal someday.
The burn did not completely heal and still tended to open. Mr. M.P.S.
The actual tonsillectomy will take about a year to completely heal.
These leaves and fungus will completely heal D'Argo's injuries.
It can take up to three months for a grade two stain to completely heal.
Some cysts ( approximately 25 % ) will completely heal along with the fracture.
Because I feel like there will never be enough time for me to completely heal.
They don't work against illnesses, but they completely heal any of your battle injuries.
If you stop treatment earlier than your veterinarian suggests, the ulcer may not completely heal.
It may take as long as a few months to completely heal your digestive tract.
It may take as long as 1 year for a patient to completely heal.
Within just five months, Josie was able to completely heal her skin condition.
A couple of days of rest to remove lumbago, well and can not completely heal him.
Why did not Jesus ' first touch completely heal the blind man?
In a person with fibromyalgia, the muscle is unable to completely heal itself.
In most of the cases, patients completely heal within 7-8 days.
Thank you for supporting me in all ways as I completely heal now.
Injuries such as gunshot wounds, slashes, and puncture wounds completely heal within a matter of seconds.
He broke his lower jaw . It will take three weeks to completely heal.
Consult a doctor for any type of lesion that does not completely heal within four weeks.
A surgically repaired labrum takes 9 to 12 months to completely heal.
Hopefully in time, you will completely heal.
As a rule, at the end of the course, cracks and wounds completely heal.
You are right, Alec Holland did almost completely heal you.
If time passed, it was possible for it to completely heal but -.
Regeneration - If Lucifer 's vessel receives any physical damage, the wound will completely heal instantaneously.
Circumcision wounds typically take 7-10 days to completely heal.
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Examples of using Completely
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Turn the volume completely to the left
Completely thaw frozen fruits before juicing
Discharge the battery completely before removing it
