sanative (Meaning)

Wordnet

sanative (s)

tending to cure or restore to health

Webster

Having the power to cure or heal; healing; tending to heal; sanatory.

The tranquil atmosphere of the spa had a sanative effect on her weary mind.
Laughter filled the room, its sound waves acting as a sanative force for the souls within.
The soothing balm had a sanative effect on her aching muscles.
The calming influence of nature provided a sanative escape from life's stresses.
The soft music and gentle massage created a sanative environment, melting away her worries.
The companionship of her loved ones had a sanative power, lifting her spirits and easing her burdens.
The laughter of children brought a sanative joy to the hearts of all who heard it.
Spending time by the seaside had a sanative effect, rejuvenating her body and mind.
The act of writing proved to be a sanative process, allowing her to express and heal her emotions.
The wisdom of her therapist offered sanative insights, guiding her towards a path of greater well-being.

tending to cure or restore to healthHaving the power to cure or heal; healing; tending to heal; sanatory.

salutary, good, salubrious,healthy, medicinal, healthful, curative, remedial, tonic, useful

toxic, unwholesome, infectious,noxious, harmful, pernicious, unhealthful, injurious, poisonous, poisonous

The tranquil atmosphere of the spa had a sanative effect on her weary mind.

Laughter filled the room, its sound waves acting as a sanative force for the souls within.

The soothing balm had a sanative effect on her aching muscles.

The calming influence of nature provided a sanative escape from life's stresses.