hele Definition
- 1(archaic) to hide or conceal; to cover over
- 2(archaic) to heal or cure
Using hele: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hele" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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He hele his face with his hands.
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The treasure was hele in the ground.
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The wound is starting to hele.
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The medicine will hele your sickness.
hele Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with hele
Example
She hele and toe her way through the crowded street.
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The snow hele over the entire landscape.
hele up
to recover from an illness or injury
Example
It took him a few weeks to hele up from the flu.
Origins of hele
from Old English 'helan', meaning 'to hide, conceal, bury'
Summary: hele in Brief
'Hele' [hel] is an archaic verb that means 'to hide or conceal' or 'to heal or cure.' It can be used in phrases like 'hele and toe,' meaning to move quickly and nimbly, and 'hele over,' meaning to cover completely. 'Hele up' means to recover from an illness or injury.
