Object

• overpayment: CSA subsequently failed to recover the overpayment from the later compensation payments.

• addict: We who are grateful recovering cocaine addicts ask you to listen closely to our stories.

• debt: However, in order to maintain the quality of teaching for everyone else, the University must act to recover debts.

• arrears: Arrears 11.1 The seller retains the right to receive and recover old arrears.

• possession: The landlord will always be able to recover possession under the section 21 procedure.

• VAT: However, authorities could also recover the VAT making the cost of the computer cheaper to the employe.

Adjective complement

• quick: So even at this point, although you may recover quicker than me, relaxation is important.

Modifying Another Word

• sufficiently: If you recover sufficiently, we may be able to arrange for you to take the paper later the same day.

• quickly: Internet users who were briefly deprived of Google access Monday will recover quickly.

• fully: Will it fully recover from the horrors of the disaster?

Used with why or when

• when: The town was just beginning to recover when the Great Depression hit.

Preposition: during

• excavation: This backfill had inclusions of charcoal flecks and gravel and sherds of medieval pottery ( Appendix E ) were recovered during excavation.

Preposition: in

• hospital: A young boy recovering in hospital from meningitis is affected by a neurological condition that gives him acute sensitivity to sounds and colors.

Preposition: from

• trauma: She is beginning to recover from the trauma of the last three years but now the terror of deportation is hanging over her.

• injury: He is still recovering from a ligament injury which will keep him out for the remainder of the month.

• illness: Steve Foster is expected to recover from illness in time to partner Bougherra with Richard Walker likely to miss out.

• shock: In this excellent Concentration Camp we are fast recovering from the shock of coming to England.

• excavation: The earliest form of pottery recovered from the excavation was a crude hand-made type believed to date from the Iron Age.

• surgery: Nursing care Patients ' needs range from lifelong to short-term care recovering from surgery or illness.

Preposition: by

• claimant: If damages were to be recovered by the claimant, to whom should or could they be applied?