Progress and Recovery

Progress

Progress noun - Forward movement in time or place.

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Recovery and progress are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Recovery" instead a noun "Progress".

Recovery noun - The act or process of getting something back.

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Progress and recovery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Progress" instead a noun "Recovery".

good	good progress	good recovery
better	better progress	better recovery
actual	actual progress	actual recovery
great	great progress	great recovery
Other adjectives: slow, quick, decent, remarkable, last, rapid, recent, economic, medical, faster.

She gradually makes a full recovery, but deliberately hides her progress because she thinks she'll get more sympathy votes for prom queen if people think she's permanently disabled.

Source: Throwing Off the Disability
Although she was kept informed of his progress in recovery, "Basha" and "Misha" did not see one another again until Lori ad Bree's investigation prompted Barbara to pay an unannounced visit to Mikhail's family home.

Source: Literature / Aunt Dimity
He's made a near-full recovery, but he had to quit Obscura because he feared that the demands of touring in support for a new album could potentially undo all of his progress.

Source: Music / Obscura

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