Restored - English meaning

Restored – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Bring back or re-establish (a previous right, practice, or situation).
Usage examples:
Order was eventually restored by riot police
Synonims:
Reinstate Put back Replace Bring back Reinstitute Reimpose Reinstall Rehabilitate Re-establish

verb
Past simple and past participle of restore
Usage examples:
The badly neglected paintings have all been carefully restored., after a week in bed, she was fully…

Restored translation into English

Restored: translate from English into Chinese

已恢复

Restored: translate from English into Dutch

Hersteld

Restored: translate from English into French

Restauré

Restored: translate from English into German

Restauriert, Wiederhergestellt

Restored: translate from English into Hindi

बहाल

Restored: translate from English into Italian

Restaurato

Restored: translate from English into Korean

복원

Restored: translate from English into Russian

Восстановлен

Restored: translate from English into Spanish

Restaurado

Word origin

Middle English: from Old French restorer, from Latin restaurare ‘rebuild, restore’.

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Restored – similar words

restorals

noun
Restoration, restitution; an instance of this.

Restorals - all meanings in English

restoral

noun
Restoration, restitution; an instance of this.

Restoral - all meanings in English

restorable

adjective
That can be returned to an earlier good condition or position
Usage examples:
Although the tools were damaged, he thought that they were probably restorable., there were some ma…

Restorable - all meanings in English

Restored synonims

put back

collocation
Put something back where it belongs

phrasal verb
Reschedule a planned event to a later time or date.
Usage examples:
They have put back the film's release date to september

phrasal verb
To move something to a place or position it was in before
Usage examples:
Will you put the books back when you’re finished with them?

Put back - all meanings in English

re-establish

verb
To return something to an earlier good condition or position
Usage examples:
Our new digital camera range has helped us re-establish our position in this important market.

Re-establish - all meanings in English

rehabilitate

verb
Restore (someone) to health or normal life by training and therapy after imprisonment, addiction, or illness.
Usage examples:
Helping to rehabilitate former criminals

verb
To return someone to a healthy or usual condition or way of living, or to return something to good condition
Usage examples:
The aim is to rehabilitate the prisoners so that they can lead productive lives when they are relea…

Rehabilitate - all meanings in English

reimpose

ˌriː.ɪmˈpəʊz

verb
Impose (something, especially a law or regulation) again after a lapse.
Usage examples:
Price controls were reimposed on fifty-three basic foods

verb
To officially force a rule, tax, punishment, etc. to be obeyed or received again after a period when it was not used
Usage examples:
She plans to reimpose regulations on energy corporations., the curfew had been lifted on friday but…

verb
To force someone to accept something, especially a belief or way of living, again
Usage examples:
The new regime wants to reimpose the traditional values of hard work and respect., the police had t…

Reimpose - all meanings in English

reinstall

verb
Place or fix (equipment or machinery) in position again.
Usage examples:
Property owners remove furnaces and other appliances before renting or selling, and then reinstall …

noun
An act of reinstalling something, especially software.
Usage examples:
In fact, a reinstall of the os was required, as various system files became corrupted.

verb
To put a computer program back onto a computer
Usage examples:
I had to reinstall the operating system., you will need to re-install the program to get the latest…

Reinstall - all meanings in English

reinstate

verb
Restore (someone or something) to their former position or state.
Usage examples:
The union threatened strike action if owen was not reinstated

Reinstate - all meanings in English

reinstitute

verb
Institute or introduce again.
Usage examples:
By reinstituting conscription they could alienate a new generation of american youth

verb
To cause a system, rule, legal action, etc. to be used or happen again
Usage examples:
The popular policy has been re-instituted after a gap of five years., the emperor restored many tem…

Reinstitute - all meanings in English

replace

verb
Take the place of.
Usage examples:
Ian's smile was replaced by a frown

verb
To take the place of something or put in the place of something or someone else
Usage examples:
We replaced our old air conditioners., the ailing actress was replaced by her understudy., after du…

verb
To take the place of something or someone else
Usage examples:
The single farm payment will replace all subsidy schemes in january., four people have left the da'…

Replace - all meanings in English

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