recover · v
recover (SITUATION)
B2 If a system or situation recovers, it returns to the way it was before something bad happened.
Dictionary examples:
The economy recovered quickly after the election. (32.2)
recover (HEALTH)
B1 to become healthy or happy again after an illness, injury, or period of sadness
Dictionary examples:
The student recovered from exam stress by sleeping for 48 hours straight. (0.0)
The comedian recovered from stage fright by imagining the audience in funny hats. (0.0)
I recovered from my coffee addiction by switching to extra-strong tea. (0.0)
She never recovered from the death of her husband. (30.6)
It took a long time to recover after my knee surgery. (36.9)