to cure a patient or disease; to restore health; to mend

to heal or close up, specifically of a wound or injury

To recover completely from an illness or injury

more and more; increasingly; to a greater and greater degree

to grow in intensity; to get worse and worse; to become more critical or severe

all the more; increasingly; same as [[越发|越發|yue4 fa1]]

all the more; increasingly; further; often used in formal writing

Han Yu (768–824), an influential Tang dynasty statesman, essayist, and poet. He was a leader of the Classical Prose Movement, known for promoting Confucianism and opposing Buddhism and Daoism. He is often referred to as [[韩昌黎|韓昌黎|han2 chang1 li2]] or [[韩文公|韓文公|han2 wen2 gong1]].

To steadily deteriorate; to go from bad to worse. Originally written as [[每下愈况|每下愈況|mei3 xia4 yu4 kuang4]].

to recover from an illness; to be cured of a disease

(literary) increasingly; more and more; all the more

To get better or recover from an illness without taking any medicine; to be cured spontaneously.

to steadily deteriorate; to get worse and worse

to recover speedily from an illness; to get better quickly

to recover spontaneously from an illness; to get better without medical treatment

to recover completely from an illness or injury; to be fully cured

to get well without the need for medical treatment

recovery after an illness

to wax more and more; to become greater or more intense

Literally "the more one touches things up, the darker they get"; to make a situation worse by trying to explain or justify it.

uplifting; rejuvenating; heartwarming; describes media or stories that provide a sense of emotional comfort or calm

to heal or recover from illness; therapy

to recover from an illness or to repair itself without medical or external intervention; the process of doing so