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Definition of "restore" []
- To bring back into existence or use; reestablish: restore law and order. (verb-transitive)
- To bring back to an original condition: restore a building. See Synonyms at revive. (verb-transitive)
- To put (someone) back in a former position: restore the emperor to the throne. (verb-transitive)
- To make restitution of; give back: restore the stolen funds. (verb-transitive)
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Use "restore" in a sentence
- "_restore_ me -- brain, heart, soul, spirit, body, every fibre of my nature -- to restore me perfectly, to conform me wholly to the image of His Son."
- "While "re-elect" is fair use because he was the former MP for the area in previous sessions I think, in future cases, a sticker with the word "restore" would be better and less confusing - certainly to new voters in the riding."
- "Peace is the most powerful foe America has ever faced, but I am confident that our relentless pursuit of failure will once again restore our faith and ensure our prosperity."