What is another word for be out of woods?
Pronunciation:
[ biː ˌa͡ʊtəv wˈʊdz], [ biː ˌaʊtəv wˈʊdz], [ b_iː_ ˌaʊ_t_ə_v w_ˈʊ_d_z]
Synonyms for Be out of woods:
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v.
• recover • recuperate Other relevant words:
- acquire ,
- addition ,
- advance ,
- ameliorate ,
- amend ,
- amplification ,
- animate ,
- apprehend ,
- arise ,
- arouse ,
- arrest ,
- arrive at ,
- attain ,
- backlash ,
- bait ,
- be on the mend ,
- beat up ,
- benefit ,
- best ,
- better ,
- bettor ,
- bounce ,
- bounce back ,
- bound ,
- brace ,
- break ,
- bring around ,
- bring in ,
- bring through ,
- brush up ,
- bushel ,
- call for ,
- call up ,
- carry through ,
- catch ,
- clear ,
- collar ,
- collect ,
- come around ,
- come round ,
- come through ,
- come to ,
- come up ,
- consult ,
- convalesce ,
- cop ,
- cover ,
- cross ,
- cure ,
- cut across ,
- cut through ,
- darn ,
- defeat ,
- derive ,
- develop ,
- discover ,
- doctor ,
- drum up ,
- earn ,
- elate ,
- energise ,
- energize ,
- exchange ,
- farm ,
- feel oneself again ,
- find ,
- find out ,
- fix ,
- fixing ,
- fixture ,
- freshen ,
- freshen up ,
- furbish up ,
- gain ,
- gain ground ,
- gain vigor ,
- gather ,
- gather up ,
- get ,
- get a line ,
- get across ,
- get ahead ,
- get back on feet ,
- get back on one's feet ,
- get better ,
- get in shape ,
- get over ,
- get the best ,
- get the better of ,
- get well ,
- get wind ,
- get word ,
- go back ,
- grow ,
- growth ,
- have the best ,
- heal ,
- hear ,
- improve ,
- increase ,
- increment ,
- intoxicate ,
- learn ,
- lift up ,
- look up ,
- make ,
- make a comeback ,
- make headway ,
- make it ,
- mass meeting ,
- master ,
- maturate ,
- mature ,
- meliorate ,
- mend ,
- mending ,
- mobilise ,
- mobilize ,
- muster ,
- muster up ,
- nab ,
- nail ,
- originate ,
- overcome ,
- overpower ,
- overtake ,
- overwhelm ,
- pass over ,
- patch ,
- peck ,
- percolate ,
- perk ,
- perk up ,
- produce ,
- profit ,
- pull ahead ,
- pull in ,
- pull out of it ,
- pull round ,
- punter ,
- put on ,
- quicken ,
- rag ,
- raise ,
- rally ,
- rallying ,
- razz ,
- reach ,
- realise ,
- realize ,
- reanimate ,
- rebound ,
- receive ,
- reclaim ,
- recoil ,
- reconstruct ,
- recoup ,
- recover ,
- recreate ,
- recuperate ,
- reestablish ,
- refer ,
- refresh ,
- refreshen ,
- regain ,
- regain health ,
- regenerate ,
- reincarnate ,
- reinstate ,
- rejuvenate ,
- renew ,
- renovate ,
- repair ,
- reparation ,
- repercussion ,
- resile ,
- restitute ,
- restore ,
- resurrect ,
- resuscitate ,
- retrieve ,
- return to form ,
- reverberate ,
- review ,
- revive ,
- revivify ,
- ricochet ,
- ride ,
- rise ,
- roll around ,
- save ,
- see ,
- snap back ,
- sober ,
- sober up ,
- spring ,
- spring up ,
- start anew ,
- step-up ,
- stimulate ,
- subdue ,
- summon ,
- surmount ,
- survive ,
- sweep over ,
- take a hop ,
- take in ,
- take turn for better ,
- tantalise ,
- tantalize ,
- taunt ,
- tease ,
- touch on ,
- track ,
- traverse ,
- turn ,
- turn around ,
- turn the corner ,
- twit ,
- uplift ,
- uprise ,
- vivify ,
- wagerer ,
- whelm ,
- win .
How to use "Be out of woods" in context?
The phrase "be out of the woods" is used to describe a time when the person is no longer in danger. For many people, this phrase evokes memories of wandering safely through the forest on a clear day.
However, the phrase can also be used metaphorically to describe a time when the person is no longer in unknown territory.
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