Etymology:
Meaning:
The process of recovering health and strength after an illness or injury.
Origin:
The word "convalescence" comes from the Latin word "convalescere," a verb meaning "to grow strong again." This verb is derived from the prefix "con-," meaning "with or together," and the verb "valere," meaning "to be strong." The suffix "-escence" is commonly used to indicate a state or process of becoming something.
Usage:
The term "convalescence" is used in a variety of medical and non-medical contexts to refer to the period of time following an illness or injury during which a person is recovering their health and strength. It is often used in conjunction with phrases like "in convalescence" or "post-convalescence" to indicate the specific stage of the recovery process.
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