Difference between Heals and Mend

HEALS vs MEND: NOUN

The act of putting something in working order again
Sewing or darning that repairs a worn or torn hole (especially in a garment)
The act of mending.
A mended place.
Amendment; improvement; course of improvement; way to recoversy: as, to be on the mend (said especially of a person recovering from illness).
A place, as in clothing, which has been repaired by mending.
The act of repairing.

To heal.
To grow better; to advance to a better state; to become improved; to recover; to heal.
Recovering from an illness or injury.
To improve in health or condition.
To reform or correct.
To make repairs or restoration to; fix.
To make repairs or corrections.

To repair, as anything that is torn, broken, defaced, decayed, or the like; to restore from partial decay, injury, or defacement; to patch up; to put in shape or order again; to re-create.
To alter for the better; to set right; to reform; hence, to quicken.
To help, to advance, to further; to add to.

To repair, as something broken, defaced, deranged, or worn; make whole or fit for use; restore to a sound or serviceable condition: as, to mend shoes or clothes, a wall or a road.
To correct or reform; make or set right; bring to a proper state or condition: as, to mend one's ways, health, or fortune; that will not mend the matter.
To improve; make better in any way; help, further, better, advance in value or consideration, etc.
To improve upon; add to; surpass or outdo: as, to mend one's shot (that is, to make a better one).
To grow or do better; improve; act or behave better.
(idiom) (mend fences) To improve poor relations, especially in politics.
(idiom) (on the mend) Improving, especially in health.

Absorbs, Hurts, Responds, Cools, Regenerates, Rejuvenates, Mends, Treats, Cures, Ends, Chancre, Resolves, Recovers, Cure, Mend

Improve, Reconstruct, Healing, Rehabilitate, Repairing, Rebuild, Bushel, Touch on, Furbish up, Doctor, Patch, Restore, Fix, Repair, Heal

Prays, Succumbs, Ulcerate, Numbs, Sustains, Cleanses, Awakens, Regrow, Cauterizes, Recuperate, Hurts, Rejuvenates, Chancre, Cure, Mend

Cure, Reformed, Rebound, Remedy, Improve, Healing, Rehabilitate, Repairing, Rebuild, Touch on, Doctor, Restore, Fix, Repair, Heal

When a wound heals with a moist wound bed, it heals quicker and with less pain and scarring.
As awareness and media support for Music Heals continue to grow, promotional partners are encouraged to add Music Heals to their social responsibility agendas.
Live to Serve talent recovers her HP by the same amount she heals someone for every time she heals one of her allies.
Others may forgo Spell Speed for more consistent heals with Determination or increased potential for stronger heals with Critical Hit Rate.
Back Crest Of The Legionnaire General; holy is all for heals and is pretty good at group and singular heals.
Practicing gratitude not only heals you of vanity and pride; it also heals your fear, grief, and insecurity of separation.
Neurofeedback heals the brain, while Psychotherapy heals the mind.
Leeching Vines heals you, is your green balance skill to get back resources, heals you again from minor lifesteal.
Expect lots of heavy resistance, and Anders should be ready with Heals and Group Heals throughout the long fight.
You can also try full team heals or continuous heals to counteract the poisons.

So how does one mend a broken team?
God can heal and mend the broken heart.
So Fingers Crossed he is on the mend.
What spell is used to mend broken objects?
Villa, abjectus; ariua, gerly, beggingly, Mend ice, Sen.
Escape to the Chateau: Make Do and Mend.
Burned out contents, however, are often beyond mend.
Mend the host is very warm and welcoming.
When we mend broken bones or help mend broken hearts, fix cars or fix clocks, it helps point backwards.
It can then take time for that friendship to mend, and in many cases it never does mend.