recuperation

Examples of recuperated

recuperated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

How and why was it recuperated in successive generations?
We have seen the ghostly ways difference is recuperated within international law to reinscribe colonial-type relations of power.
It should be ahead, but it quickly dissipates as avant-garde, as it is accepted, recuperated, understood.
It recuperated women from the public world of crime and restored them to a privatized and asocial domestic space.
It represents a moment of ideological indeterminacy that must be recuperated but cannot.
Rather, he believes that the dramatic sense of music as an art form should be recuperated.
Yet some countries declined less and/or recuperated far more rapidly, consistently, and effectively than others.
There is also, clearly, an element of embarrassment, a registering of national decline and a past that cannot be fully recuperated as nostalgia.
In some cases, the seller remained in the home until her or his death; in others, the buyer recuperated the property at the moment of transaction.
War, which previously inspired fear, is recuperated as a metaphor for exhilarating philosophical controversy.
And what, exactly, was being recuperated?
They literally break ground and are recuperated through horticultural activities.
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