make whole

make whole synonyms

restore compare make whole and restore
repair compare make whole and repair
renovate compare make whole and renovate
mend compare make whole and mend
remedy compare make whole and remedy
renew compare make whole and renew
fix compare make whole and fix
rehabilitate compare make whole and rehabilitate
heal compare make whole and heal
cure compare make whole and cure
relieve compare make whole and relieve
patch compare make whole and patch
rebuild compare make whole and rebuild
rejuvenate compare make whole and rejuvenate
reanimate compare make whole and reanimate
rectify compare make whole and rectify
recondition compare make whole and recondition
medicate compare make whole and medicate
patch up compare make whole and patch up
treat compare make whole and treat
revive compare make whole and revive
minister to compare make whole and minister to
resuscitate compare make whole and resuscitate
make healthy compare make whole and make healthy
attend compare make whole and attend
bring around compare make whole and bring around
correct compare make whole and correct
alleviate compare make whole and alleviate
improve compare make whole and improve
doctor compare make whole and doctor
make well compare make whole and make well
dress compare make whole and dress
ameliorate compare make whole and ameliorate
redress compare make whole and redress
revamp compare make whole and revamp
set compare make whole and set
rally compare make whole and rally
refresh compare make whole and refresh
quit cold compare make whole and quit cold
revitalize compare make whole and revitalize
vamp (up) compare make whole and vamp (up)
soothe compare make whole and soothe
strengthen compare make whole and strengthen
stitch compare make whole and stitch
repay compare make whole and repay
wake up compare make whole and wake up
resurrect compare make whole and resurrect
rekindle compare make whole and rekindle
regenerate compare make whole and regenerate
shake compare make whole and shake

make whole definitions

verb

  • To restore (someone) to a sound, healthy, or otherwise favorable condition. 

  • To repair or restore (something). 

  • To provide (someone), especially under the terms of a legal judgment or an agreement, with financial compensation for lost money or other lost assets.