Set somebody/something on their/its feet

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To help someone to stand or walk again especially after an illness or injury.

After his surgery, the nurse set him on his feet.
Visual representation of "set somebody/something on their/its feet" - To help someone to stand or walk again especially after an illness or injury

Often appears as...

  • set him on his feet
  • set her on her feet
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Recovery Support

The phrase implies helping someone regain their physical abilities, often after medical care.

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Physical therapy set her on her feet after the accident.
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Not Literal

Used figuratively to mean providing assistance to recover, not just physical standing.

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His encouragement set me on my feet during tough times.
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