Sanative
[SAN-ə-div]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Latin, unknown
1.
Conducive to physical or spiritual health and well-being; healing.
Examples of Sanative in a sentence
"Reagan's favorite sanative pastime was driving down to the beach to watch the ocean."
"The spa promised a sanative effect from every visit."
About Sanative
Sanative developed through the Old French word "sanatif" and the late Latin word "sanativus," but its origins lie in the Latin word "sanare" — which means "to cure."
Did you Know?
While it can be tempting to pursue many different goals, hobbies, and aspirations for their sanative effects, be careful to avoid burnout. Too many healthful efforts may have the opposite effect. Pick your favorite sanative hobby and stick with it.
