Looking for a word that means to get over something

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Is there a word for when someone has gotten over or is no longer affected by something?

Like after a break up, when someone “moves on” it might mean they have effectively forgotten about the other person. Is there a single word this?


Solution 1:

It's not a single word in total, but the phrase 'have closure' might be what you're looking for.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/closure

In the sentence being reviewed, it could look like:

I have closure around what happened with Jennifer

or

They broke up two years ago, but she didn't have closure until six months ago. And then she started dating again.

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