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Definition of healing in English: healingnounˈhiːlɪŋˈhilɪŋ mass nounThe process of making or becoming sound or healthy again. Example sentencesExamples - The legacy of residential schools created a desperate need for healing.
- To create a new life, the Parkers made five key transitions that facilitated healing.
- Two separate analyses indicate that spiritual healing is associated with positive emotions more often than negative emotions.
- Reiki channels energy through the hands - directly or distantly to bring healing.
- An essay on the site signed Pastor Bob states that the Bible calls for healing by faith alone.
- We are all on a path of healing.
- I was beginning to get the idea that I was the right person for spiritual healing.
- This negative energy interfered with the healing, I suppose.
- We are all pretty familiar with these three areas; however, there is a fourth area, which is called inner healing.
- Psychology can offer better healing of inner wounds in this new Fear War.
- Indigenous peoples use them for very serious purposes, often having to do with healing.
- A substance in rice called ferulic acid may improve the healing of the digestive system, says Rouse.
- The way a crystal is formed directly influences its potential for healing.
- In the overruling providence of God, the troubling may prepare the way for healing.
- Their own need for healing is part of what allows them to become agents of grace to others.
- The mechanism by which reduction in edema improves wound healing is not clear.
- Most athletes show complete healing within three to five months.
- World healing begins with the individual who welcomes the other.
- Clearly, there is a great need for healing of inner wounds, whatever their source.
- More than two hundred years later, we still find extraordinary claims being made about magnetic healing.
adjectiveˈhiːlɪŋˈhilɪŋ Tending to heal; therapeutic. Example sentencesExamples - The healing power of essential oils is the main attraction in aromatherapy.
- The healing relationship is fundamental for the practicing psychologist.
- Already the Park Service is telling us how healing the memorial is.
- Adequate protein intake is essential for proper wound healing.
- For the closing ceremony, Monroe called upon the elder midwives to come into a healing circle.
- Depending upon this time/space locus, there will be certain helpers which assist in this healing process.
- Both of you will benefit from these gentle healing herbs.
- Indeed, a healing touch is required to retrieve the alienated Kashmiris.
- Commonly, these also had a snake nursery where snakes were bred for use for the healing ceremonies.
- Fiberglass casts with waterproof liners allow children to continue bathing or even go swimming during the healing process.
- They believed the water had special healing powers.
- People who have lived in the rainforest for generations know about the healing characteristics of plants that grow there.
- It is a key to understanding how to assist the immense natural healing capacities of the body.
- In traditional crystal healing knowledge, crystals are associated to chakras by their colour.
- Here is a trio of our healing favorites from around the globe.
- The Istanbul meeting was supposed to be another step in a healing process.
- A number of hospitals are now setting up pranic healing centres to promote holistic healing.
- Apligraf produced a higher healing rate in their patient population.
- The cartilage is considered to provide good re-enforcement for the healing tympanic membrane.
- Terrence had undergone several such healing sessions in recent weeks, according to court documents.
Synonyms alleviate, assuage, palliate, relieve, ameliorate, ease, help, soften, lessen, mitigate, attenuate, allay, salve
Definition of healing in US English: healingnounˈhilɪŋˈhēliNG The process of making or becoming sound or healthy again. Example sentencesExamples - We are all on a path of healing.
- I was beginning to get the idea that I was the right person for spiritual healing.
- Clearly, there is a great need for healing of inner wounds, whatever their source.
- A substance in rice called ferulic acid may improve the healing of the digestive system, says Rouse.
- World healing begins with the individual who welcomes the other.
- The mechanism by which reduction in edema improves wound healing is not clear.
- To create a new life, the Parkers made five key transitions that facilitated healing.
- Their own need for healing is part of what allows them to become agents of grace to others.
- More than two hundred years later, we still find extraordinary claims being made about magnetic healing.
- In the overruling providence of God, the troubling may prepare the way for healing.
- Two separate analyses indicate that spiritual healing is associated with positive emotions more often than negative emotions.
- Indigenous peoples use them for very serious purposes, often having to do with healing.
- Psychology can offer better healing of inner wounds in this new Fear War.
- The way a crystal is formed directly influences its potential for healing.
- This negative energy interfered with the healing, I suppose.
- Reiki channels energy through the hands - directly or distantly to bring healing.
- The legacy of residential schools created a desperate need for healing.
- We are all pretty familiar with these three areas; however, there is a fourth area, which is called inner healing.
- Most athletes show complete healing within three to five months.
- An essay on the site signed Pastor Bob states that the Bible calls for healing by faith alone.
adjectiveˈhilɪŋˈhēliNG Tending to heal; therapeutic. Example sentencesExamples - Commonly, these also had a snake nursery where snakes were bred for use for the healing ceremonies.
- Depending upon this time/space locus, there will be certain helpers which assist in this healing process.
- People who have lived in the rainforest for generations know about the healing characteristics of plants that grow there.
- Both of you will benefit from these gentle healing herbs.
- Fiberglass casts with waterproof liners allow children to continue bathing or even go swimming during the healing process.
- Apligraf produced a higher healing rate in their patient population.
- The cartilage is considered to provide good re-enforcement for the healing tympanic membrane.
- Adequate protein intake is essential for proper wound healing.
- Indeed, a healing touch is required to retrieve the alienated Kashmiris.
- Terrence had undergone several such healing sessions in recent weeks, according to court documents.
- The healing power of essential oils is the main attraction in aromatherapy.
- They believed the water had special healing powers.
- A number of hospitals are now setting up pranic healing centres to promote holistic healing.
- For the closing ceremony, Monroe called upon the elder midwives to come into a healing circle.
- The healing relationship is fundamental for the practicing psychologist.
- In traditional crystal healing knowledge, crystals are associated to chakras by their colour.
- The Istanbul meeting was supposed to be another step in a healing process.
- Here is a trio of our healing favorites from around the globe.
- It is a key to understanding how to assist the immense natural healing capacities of the body.
- Already the Park Service is telling us how healing the memorial is.
Synonyms alleviate, assuage, palliate, relieve, ameliorate, ease, help, soften, lessen, mitigate, attenuate, allay, salve
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