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Definition of restored - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
recoveredbrought back to health or good spirits
- After the treatment, he felt restored and energetic.
2.
restorationbrought back to its original or earlier condition
- The restored painting looks like new again.
Origin of restored
Latin, restaurare (to renew)
Terms with restored included in their meaning
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restored
returned to a previous state
irreparable
cannot be fixed or restored
restoration
restored to original condition
maintenance
being fixed or restored to working condition
restoration
restored to a new condition or state
state of restoration
condition of being fixed or restored
restoration
restored to original condition after use or damage
relationship
restored to a previous state of unity
restoration
car preserved or restored by enthusiasts
repair
restored to original condition
metaphorical
revived or restored after being inactive
emotion
feeling of having confidence restored
confident
having confidence restored and anxiety reduced
systems or situations
restored to a previous or improved condition
restored status
regained favor or reputation
technology
restored to like-new condition after repairs
restoration
restored to a previous state
restoration
restored to a previous position or condition
refreshing effect
making something fresh or restored
restoration
restored to a good state
restoration
restored to a good condition
ongoing fix
in the process of being fixed or restored
revival
revived or restored after being inactive
energized
restored with energy or strength
Examples of restored in a sentence
By morning, the patient seemed restored after a full night's sleep. The restored car gleamed in the sunlight. Visitors admired the restored castle walls.
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- French:remis, restauré, ...
- German:wiederhergestellt, restauriert, ...
- Italian:rinvigorito, restaurato, ...
- Spanish:restablecido, restaurado, ...
- Portuguese:recuperado, restaurado, ...
- Chinese:恢复的, 修复过的, ...
- Japanese:回復した, 修復された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعاف, مرمم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּחְלָשׁ, מְשׁוּחְזָר, ...
- Russian:восстановившийся, восстановленный, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлений, відреставрований, ...
- Hindi:स्वस्थ, बहाल, ...
Definition of restore - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
give backreturn something to a person
- She was happy to restore the lost wallet to its owner..
2.
repairbring back to original condition
- They restored the old house beautifully.
3.
societyreestablish a previous practice or situation
- The new law restored the old regulations.
4.
medicalbring back to good health or spirits
- The vacation restored her energy.
5.
technologyTECH. recover data from a backupTECH.
- He restored the files from the backup.
Expressions with restore
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retrieve previously bought items
You can restore purchases from the app's settings menu.
bring back calm and organized control after trouble or confusion
The teacher struggled to restore order in the noisy classroom.
regain courage or confidence after feeling afraid or unsure
After a short break, he restored his nerve and continued.
help someone become rich or successful again after loss
The new business deal could restore his fortunes.
make something as good as it was before
They plan to restore to former glory the old theater.
bring someone or something back from death or lifelessness
The doctors tried to restore to life the unconscious man.
process of saving data copies then returning them after loss or damage
Regular backup and restore is essential to protect the company database.
computer feature that returns system settings to a previous saved state
He performed a system restore after the software update crashed his computer.
control on a device or screen that returns something to a previous state
Click the restore button to bring the window back to its original size.
Origin of restore
Latin, restaurare (to renew)
Examples of restore in a sentence
The museum will restore the artifact to its original place. The team worked hard to restore the ancient painting. He plans to restore the vintage car to its former glory. The council voted to restore weekly markets. The agreement restored diplomatic relations between the countries. A good night's sleep can restore your vitality.
The treatment helped restore his health. The technician managed to restore the lost emails. She restored the corrupted database successfully.
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- French:rendre, restaurer, ...
- German:zurückgeben, restaurieren, ...
- Italian:ridare, restaurare, ...
- Spanish:devolver, restaurar, ...
- Portuguese:devolver, restaurar, ...
- Chinese:归还, 修复, ...
- Japanese:返す, 修復する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ, رَمَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְזִיר, לְשַׁקֵּם, ...
- Russian:вернуть, восстанавливать, ...
- Ukrainian:повернути, відновлювати, ...
- Hindi:लौटाना, मूल स्थिति में लाना, ...
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