healing

Examples of healed

healed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The rubble of human lives is somehow deemed to have been cleared and healed by the ever-changing, ever-grander jumble of concrete, glass and steel.
The textual unfixity of his bodily injury insinuates its lingeringly irregular character, even though his body has ostensibly healed.
While primarily concerned with the living who requested assistance to be healed, medical professionals also became interested in mortality statistics.
This study is concerned with organic materials that are incorporated during primary crystal growth, rather than subsequently as in the case of the healed fractures.
The border is far from being the trace of an event long over, like a healed and fading incision scar.
We want a resurrection theory in which (1) the resurrection body appears naturally, and (2) all the defects of the earthly body are fully healed.
Yet the confrontational nature of many (although not all) of those mass movements echoes the pre-existing divisions in society supposedly healed by ' peace ' in 1949.
The mastectomy wounds first healed normally, but after an interval a secondary infection developed.
The finger healed and rejoined, even though it was left slightly crooked.
At this time an experimental wound healed rapidly and normally.
In non-traumatic, non-paraplegic elderly patients with a mean age of 73, 84% of surgically treated pressure ulcers were healed at discharge.
Within 1 day, the itching and burning disappeared, and the dermatitis was healed within 5 weeks.
Sometimes the patient dreamt or saw a vision of the saint operating on him and, waking up from the pain, found himself healed.
In psychotherapy old wounds are healed, hidden conflicts resolved, and unfulfilled potential brought out.
The ultimate lesson of history may be that its fractures can be healed.
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