Definition of healer in English:

healer

noun ˈhiːləˈhilər

1A person who claims to be able to cure a disease or injury using special powers.
a spiritual healer and medium
his parents consulted a traditional healer for help
Example sentencesExamples
- Tribesmen were known as healers of wounds and snake bites.
- Julie took her son to Poland to be treated by a healer.
- He practices as a natural healer, a medium, and a clairvoyant.
- He is a rather respected spiritual healer.
- She has been meeting with spiritual healers and alternative medicine specialists.
- Research has provisionally found the plants, prescribed by traditional healers to their patients, to be effective and non-toxic.
- He regained his memory after being kindly treated by an old healer.
- You can't always tell whether it is just the psychological lift from the experience, or whether the problem spontaneously healed, or if they actually were cured by the faith healer.
- The image of a mother carrying a child on her hip, for example, might have been prescribed by a ritual healer to be placed in the home of a person with fertility problems.
- His reputation as a healer began to attract a number of students.
1. 1.1 A person or thing that mends or repairs something.
  aloe vera is a superb healer of the alimentary canal
  figurative a healer of some of the rifts in the church
  Example sentencesExamples
  Steve is a healer of damaged laptops.
  Aloe has the double action of acting as an anti-fungal agent, as well as a potent healer of the leaky gut wall.
  Papaya is a great healer of upset stomachs.
  It is not only a powerful antioxidant, but it's also known as a skin healer.
  His impeccable reputation — as a builder of social bridges and healer of divides — turned out to be his biggest source of political capital.
  " feel that music is a great healer that unites people.
  The gel is known to be a remarkably effective healer of wounds and burns.
  Humour has been a great healer and bridge between wounded and distant hearts.
  It is used as an anti-inflammatory tonic and healer of bones and tissues.
  Calendula flower preparations work as powerful skin healers.
2. 1.2 Something that alleviates a person's distress or anguish.
  time is the best healer
  sport is a great healer that allows some kind of distraction
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ten years later, he says time has been a healer for himself, his wife, and two children.
  A couple of scotches and you will sleep like a log, and sleep is one of the best healers.
  A dog is a great healer in every way.
  This movie could be a healer in that region, bringing the two sides together.
  Sleep's a great healer they say; I just think it's really great.
  Elders say: "Silence is dangerous when we pretend the problem is not there; communication is a healer to break the silence."
  Forgetting ex-partners is difficult — distance and time are the best healers for that.
  It would be better said that time well spent is a healer of all wounds.
  Love is a healer and death a journey.
  Dance is still a form of worship and now has the added feature of also being a healer.

Rhymes

appealer, candela, Coahuila, concealer, dealer, feeler, Keeler, kneeler, Leila, peeler, Philomela, reeler, revealer, Schiele, sealer, sheila, Shelagh, spieler, squealer, stealer, tequila, velar, Vila, wheeler, wheeler-dealer

Definition of healer in US English:

healer

nounˈhilərˈhēlər

1A person who claims to be able to cure a disease or injury using special powers.
a spiritual healer and medium
his parents consulted a traditional healer for help
Example sentencesExamples
- Research has provisionally found the plants, prescribed by traditional healers to their patients, to be effective and non-toxic.
- He regained his memory after being kindly treated by an old healer.
- She has been meeting with spiritual healers and alternative medicine specialists.
- He practices as a natural healer, a medium, and a clairvoyant.
- He is a rather respected spiritual healer.
- Tribesmen were known as healers of wounds and snake bites.
- You can't always tell whether it is just the psychological lift from the experience, or whether the problem spontaneously healed, or if they actually were cured by the faith healer.
- Julie took her son to Poland to be treated by a healer.
- His reputation as a healer began to attract a number of students.
- The image of a mother carrying a child on her hip, for example, might have been prescribed by a ritual healer to be placed in the home of a person with fertility problems.
1. 1.1 A person or thing that mends or repairs something.
  aloe vera is a superb healer of the alimentary canal
  figurative a healer of some of the rifts in the church
  Example sentencesExamples
  Humour has been a great healer and bridge between wounded and distant hearts.
  Steve is a healer of damaged laptops.
  Aloe has the double action of acting as an anti-fungal agent, as well as a potent healer of the leaky gut wall.
  Calendula flower preparations work as powerful skin healers.
  The gel is known to be a remarkably effective healer of wounds and burns.
  It is not only a powerful antioxidant, but it's also known as a skin healer.
  It is used as an anti-inflammatory tonic and healer of bones and tissues.
  His impeccable reputation — as a builder of social bridges and healer of divides — turned out to be his biggest source of political capital.
  Papaya is a great healer of upset stomachs.
  " feel that music is a great healer that unites people.
2. 1.2 Something that alleviates a person's distress or anguish.
  time is the best healer
  a dog is a great healer in every way
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ten years later, he says time has been a healer for himself, his wife, and two children.
  Elders say: "Silence is dangerous when we pretend the problem is not there; communication is a healer to break the silence."
  Dance is still a form of worship and now has the added feature of also being a healer.
  A couple of scotches and you will sleep like a log, and sleep is one of the best healers.
  Love is a healer and death a journey.
  This movie could be a healer in that region, bringing the two sides together.
  Forgetting ex-partners is difficult — distance and time are the best healers for that.
  It would be better said that time well spent is a healer of all wounds.
  Sleep's a great healer they say; I just think it's really great.
  A dog is a great healer in every way.

词汇	healer
释义	Definition of healer in English: healer noun ˈhiːləˈhilər 1A person who claims to be able to cure a disease or injury using special powers. a spiritual healer and medium his parents consulted a traditional healer for help Example sentencesExamples Tribesmen were known as healers of wounds and snake bites. Julie took her son to Poland to be treated by a healer. He practices as a natural healer, a medium, and a clairvoyant. He is a rather respected spiritual healer. She has been meeting with spiritual healers and alternative medicine specialists. Research has provisionally found the plants, prescribed by traditional healers to their patients, to be effective and non-toxic. He regained his memory after being kindly treated by an old healer. You can't always tell whether it is just the psychological lift from the experience, or whether the problem spontaneously healed, or if they actually were cured by the faith healer. The image of a mother carrying a child on her hip, for example, might have been prescribed by a ritual healer to be placed in the home of a person with fertility problems. His reputation as a healer began to attract a number of students. 1.1 A person or thing that mends or repairs something. aloe vera is a superb healer of the alimentary canal figurative a healer of some of the rifts in the church Example sentencesExamples Steve is a healer of damaged laptops. Aloe has the double action of acting as an anti-fungal agent, as well as a potent healer of the leaky gut wall. Papaya is a great healer of upset stomachs. It is not only a powerful antioxidant, but it's also known as a skin healer. His impeccable reputation — as a builder of social bridges and healer of divides — turned out to be his biggest source of political capital. " feel that music is a great healer that unites people. The gel is known to be a remarkably effective healer of wounds and burns. Humour has been a great healer and bridge between wounded and distant hearts. It is used as an anti-inflammatory tonic and healer of bones and tissues. Calendula flower preparations work as powerful skin healers. 1.2 Something that alleviates a person's distress or anguish. time is the best healer sport is a great healer that allows some kind of distraction Example sentencesExamples Ten years later, he says time has been a healer for himself, his wife, and two children. A couple of scotches and you will sleep like a log, and sleep is one of the best healers. A dog is a great healer in every way. This movie could be a healer in that region, bringing the two sides together. Sleep's a great healer they say; I just think it's really great. Elders say: "Silence is dangerous when we pretend the problem is not there; communication is a healer to break the silence." Forgetting ex-partners is difficult — distance and time are the best healers for that. It would be better said that time well spent is a healer of all wounds. Love is a healer and death a journey. Dance is still a form of worship and now has the added feature of also being a healer. Rhymes appealer, candela, Coahuila, concealer, dealer, feeler, Keeler, kneeler, Leila, peeler, Philomela, reeler, revealer, Schiele, sealer, sheila, Shelagh, spieler, squealer, stealer, tequila, velar, Vila, wheeler, wheeler-dealer Definition of healer in US English: healer nounˈhilərˈhēlər 1A person who claims to be able to cure a disease or injury using special powers. a spiritual healer and medium his parents consulted a traditional healer for help Example sentencesExamples Research has provisionally found the plants, prescribed by traditional healers to their patients, to be effective and non-toxic. He regained his memory after being kindly treated by an old healer. She has been meeting with spiritual healers and alternative medicine specialists. He practices as a natural healer, a medium, and a clairvoyant. He is a rather respected spiritual healer. Tribesmen were known as healers of wounds and snake bites. You can't always tell whether it is just the psychological lift from the experience, or whether the problem spontaneously healed, or if they actually were cured by the faith healer. Julie took her son to Poland to be treated by a healer. His reputation as a healer began to attract a number of students. The image of a mother carrying a child on her hip, for example, might have been prescribed by a ritual healer to be placed in the home of a person with fertility problems. 1.1 A person or thing that mends or repairs something. aloe vera is a superb healer of the alimentary canal figurative a healer of some of the rifts in the church Example sentencesExamples Humour has been a great healer and bridge between wounded and distant hearts. Steve is a healer of damaged laptops. Aloe has the double action of acting as an anti-fungal agent, as well as a potent healer of the leaky gut wall. Calendula flower preparations work as powerful skin healers. The gel is known to be a remarkably effective healer of wounds and burns. It is not only a powerful antioxidant, but it's also known as a skin healer. It is used as an anti-inflammatory tonic and healer of bones and tissues. His impeccable reputation — as a builder of social bridges and healer of divides — turned out to be his biggest source of political capital. Papaya is a great healer of upset stomachs. " feel that music is a great healer that unites people. 1.2 Something that alleviates a person's distress or anguish. time is the best healer a dog is a great healer in every way Example sentencesExamples Ten years later, he says time has been a healer for himself, his wife, and two children. Elders say: "Silence is dangerous when we pretend the problem is not there; communication is a healer to break the silence." Dance is still a form of worship and now has the added feature of also being a healer. A couple of scotches and you will sleep like a log, and sleep is one of the best healers. Love is a healer and death a journey. This movie could be a healer in that region, bringing the two sides together. Forgetting ex-partners is difficult — distance and time are the best healers for that. It would be better said that time well spent is a healer of all wounds. Sleep's a great healer they say; I just think it's really great. A dog is a great healer in every way.
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