unsicken

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sicken.

Verb

unsicken (third-person singular simple present unsickens, present participle unsickening, simple past and past participle unsickened)

1. (ambitransitive) To make or become less sick.
   • 1979, Pebble, volumes 18-20, page 118:

     Don't speak in parables
     About a valley where corn unsickens
     On brittle stalks and a blind girl sees the sunlight thicken
     In the apple trees.

   • 2015, Helena P. Schrader, Defender of Jerusalem:

     Baldwin felt the blood flushing his face, turning his unsickened skin a vibrant shade of cooked-crab red, while the damaged skin remained uncolored and so highlighted.