woundrepair
nounUK /wuːnd rɪˈpeə/
US /wuːnd rɪˈper/
The way your body fixes a cut or scrape and makes it better.
The doctor said woundrepair would take about a week for the small cut on my knee.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The process of fixing damage to something, like a torn cloth or a broken toy.
The woundrepair on my old teddy bear made him look almost new.
3. A medical treatment that helps an injury close up and get well.
Nurses use special creams for woundrepair on burns.
4. The act of making a hurt feeling better after someone says sorry.
A hug and a kind word can be a kind of woundrepair after a fight with a friend.