What is another word for restored?
347 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪstˈɔːd], [ ɹɪstˈɔːd], [ ɹ_ɪ_s_t_ˈɔː_d]
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Similar words for restored:
- changed (adjective)
- comfortable (adjective)
- convalescent (adjective)
- fresh (adjective)
- healthy (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- peaches-and-cream (adjective)
- rebuilt (adjective)
- refreshed (adjective)
- reinstated (adjective)
- renewed (adjective)
- renovated (adjective)
- repaid (adjective)
- repaired (adjective)
- replaced (adjective)
- restored (adjective)
- fixed (noun)
- fixed up (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rebuilt (noun)
- reconditioned (noun)
- healed (verb)
- refreshed (verb)
- other synonyms
- spoiled
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Restored:
adj.
• changed (adjective) • comfortable (adjective)- heartiest,
- at rest,
- snug as bug in rug,
- Soothed,
- most pleased,
- softer,
- hale,
- loose-fitting,
- made well,
- cared for,
- snug as a bug in a rug.
- getting well,
- on the mend,
- past crisis,
- perked up,
- gaining strength,
- getting better,
- getting over something.
- more bushytailed,
- more bright-eyed,
- more unwithered,
- most rehabilitated,
- more undimmed,
- most bouncing,
- more bushy tailed,
- more bright eyed,
- un-wearied,
- most unfaded,
- re-freshed,
- more refreshed,
- bushytailed,
- most invigorated,
- un dimmed,
- un withered,
- most refreshed,
- un-withered,
- re-habilitated,
- most undimmed,
- re habilitated,
- un-used,
- un-dimmed,
- more bushy-tailed,
- un faded,
- bushy tailed,
- un wearied,
- more unfaded,
- un used,
- un-faded,
- most bushy tailed,
- brighteyed,
- more bouncing,
- bright eyed,
- most bushytailed,
- more invigorated,
- most bushy-tailed,
- most unwithered,
- more brighteyed,
- most bright-eyed,
- most bright eyed,
- most brighteyed,
- re freshed,
- more rehabilitated.
- rosy-cheeked,
- full of life,
- in fine fettle,
- in fine feather,
- safe and sound,
- in good shape,
- in the pink,
- physically fit.
- convalescent,
- paid back,
- easy,
- changed,
- property,
- renovated,
- put back,
- bright-eyed,
- Unwithered,
- Repaid,
- Unfaded,
- refurbished,
- bushy-tailed,
- undimmed,
- reinstalled,
- dewier,
- reappointed,
- comfortable,
- reinstated,
- resurgent,
- reintegrated,
- Remedied,
- reborn,
- like new,
- re-established,
- replaced,
- dewy,
- re-elected,
- fresh,
- remodeled,
- reacquired,
- repaired,
- hardy,
- reelected,
- peaches-and-cream,
- dewiest.
- re instated,
- re established,
- more reestablished,
- most reinstalled,
- most reelected,
- re elected,
- more reinstalled,
- re-installed,
- re-appointed,
- re installed,
- re appointed,
- more reappointed,
- most reestablished,
- more reelected,
- re-instated,
- most reappointed.
- more reborn,
- more modernized,
- re born,
- re covered,
- most modernized,
- most reborn,
- re-born,
- re-covered.
- more updated,
- up dated,
- re-modeled,
- re modeled,
- re done,
- re-done,
- up-dated,
- most updated,
- most redone,
- more redone.
- more remunerated,
- most remunerated,
- re-paid,
- most compensated,
- most requited,
- re paid,
- more compensated,
- more recompensed,
- most indemnified,
- more indemnified,
- most recompensed,
- re-funded,
- more requited,
- re funded.
- more righted,
- most remedied,
- most reconditioned,
- most refurbished,
- re-furbished,
- more remedied,
- most rectified,
- re-paired,
- more rectified,
- re paired,
- re-finished,
- more adjusted,
- re furbished,
- re conditioned,
- most adjusted,
- re-conditioned,
- re finished,
- more refurbished,
- most righted,
- more reconditioned.
- re placed,
- re-couped,
- more regained,
- re-acquired,
- re possessed,
- most repossessed,
- more reacquired,
- re-gained,
- most regained,
- more retrieved,
- re couped,
- most reacquired,
- most retrieved,
- most recouped,
- re-possessed,
- more repossessed,
- re-placed,
- more recouped,
- re gained,
- most reintegrated,
- more reintegrated,
- re integrated,
- re-integrated,
- re acquired.
n.
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- better,
- up and about.
v.
• healed (verb) • refreshed (verb)Other synonyms:
• spoiled • Other relevant words (noun):- corrected,
- caught up,
- replace,
- revitalised,
- regain,
- rectified,
- fixated,
- rehabilitates,
- recoup,
- recover,
- restore,
- refunded,
- made amends,
- recoveries,
- prepared,
- put right,
- sent back,
- Referred,
- concerned,
- readied,
- reclaim,
- Deposited,
- specified,
- redone,
- brought back,
- determined,
- secured,
- reclaimed,
- cooked,
- tidied up,
- remodelled,
- unsexed,
- repossess,
- touched,
- Pieced,
- find,
- revive,
- convalesce,
- reestablished,
- resume,
- sophisticated,
- wiped off,
- revitalized,
- mend,
- fastened,
- regenerated,
- revamped,
- related,
- redesigned,
- Pertained,
- rehabilitate,
- redressed,
- redeem,
- recovers,
- Returned,
- heal,
- sterilised,
- retrospective,
- new,
- Doctored,
- made good,
- Rendered,
- patched,
- reconstructed,
- reinstate,
- Ameliorated,
- modernized,
- restituted,
- reanimated,
- altered,
- Retrieved,
- recur,
- reformed,
- impacted,
- recuperate,
- Rehabilitating,
- retrieve,
- reestablish,
- salvaged,
- desexed,
- situated,
- redeemed,
- desexualized,
- affected,
- Redivivus,
- reinstates,
- renew,
- compensated,
- regained,
- revert,
- gave back,
- cut back,
- Reimbursed,
- Resumed,
- recovering,
- reinstating,
- Resorted,
- rescued,
- sterilized,
- Remitted,
- amended,
- Righted,
- Recreated,
- Bettered,
- Recruited.
How to use "Restored" in context?
Of all the things that can be lost in a storm, the most important thing may be our memories. For some, their childhood home may be their most cherished place. But regardless of its sentimental value, a home can be destroyed in a storm.
In some cases, the storm may be all that is required to restore a once dilapidated, too costly, or in the wrong location home. After Hurricane Katrina, many homes had been damaged beyond repair and there was no money available to restore them. Enter the opportunistic restorer.
Enter the Restore Foundation.
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Equivalence
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Verb, past tense
regained.
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Verb, past participle
reinstated, regained.
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Verb, past tense
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
recovered, restoration, resume, resumption.
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Verb, past tense
assumed, back, conferred, contested, continued, decreased, delayed, dispensed, distributed, donated, found, handed, landed, led, licence, licensed, listed, lowered, made, paid, permit, permitted, placed, postponed, presented, pronounced, pulled, put, reduced, reflected, released, renewed, reserved, return, tracked, transmitted, traveled, travelled, turned, Allowed, Appealed, Awarded, Began, Brought, Came, Delivered, Deposited, Echoed, Enabled, Encountered, Enjoyed, Filed, Forwarded, Gained, Gave, Went, Helped, Issued, Picked, Questioned, Quoted, Referred, Reiterated, Remanded, Remitted, Rendered, Resulted, Resumed, Retrieved, Returned, Rode, Served, Took, Tendered, Visited, Provided, Submitted, Succeeded, returns, refunded, circulated, reproduced, recommenced, recouped, recalled, reaffirmed, reoccupied, re-entered, rtored.
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Verb, past participle
adapted, added, adjusted, arranged, assured, attained, become, built, called, changed, collected, confirmed, contained, contested, converted, cured, cut, decreased, deferred, delayed, derived, detected, directed, discarded, discovered, dispensed, distributed, donated, done, drawn, dumped, equipped, established, expected, fallen, fixed, found, furnished, given, gone, granted, grown, handed, identified, imposed, improved, included, income, incorporated, initiated, landed, led, left, licensed, listed, located, lowered, made, manufactured, moved, narrowed, owned, paid, permitted, placed, plotted, postponed, practicable, prepared, presented, produced, pronounced, put, raised, received, reclaimed, recorded, recovered, rectified, reduced, reflected, reformed, reinforced, reinvigorated, released, relinquished, relocated, renewed, repaired, reported, requested, resettled, resolved, resumption, return, revised, revitalized, saved, secured, sent, serviced, set, shed, shortened, spotted, spread, struck, stuck, surrendered, suspended, taken, thrown, traced, tracked, transmitted, travelled, turned, verified, washed, withdrawn, won, Abolished, Achieved, Adjourned, Administered, Allowed, Answered, Appealed, Attributed, Awarded, Been, Brought, Carried, Caught, Delivered, Deposited, Devolved, Disbursed, Disseminated, Echoed, Enabled, Encountered, Enshrined, Expelled, Filed, Fitted, Forgiven, Forwarded, Gained, Gotten, Helped, Inserted, Installed, Introduced, Issued, Lodged, Looked, Managed, Passed, Performed, Plunged, Questioned, Quoted, Recreated, Referred, Reimbursed, Remedied, Remitted, Rendered, Renounced, Repaid, Replenished, Replicated, Replied, Responded, Resulted, Resumed, Retrieved, Returned, Reverted, Served, Shifted, Shown, Tendered, Transferred, Transported, Upheld, Visited, Compiled, Constructed, Created, Provided, Pushed, Stalled, Submitted, Succeeded, Suffered, Supplied, Incomes, undermined, entrusted, upgraded, normalized, redressed, refunded, circulated, replaced, restated, reproduced, rebounded, recommenced, reopened, recouped, recalled, reconnected, reaffirmed, rescheduled, revisited, rediscovered, demobilized, restarted, reprinted, resurrected, updated, reworked, reunited, revamped, reintegrated, reconvened, laid, uprooted, repatriated, relaunched, refouled.
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Adjective
restore.
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Proper noun, singular
rehabilitation, restore.
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Verb, past tense
discovered, established, furnished, recovered, renovated, repeated, restoration, stabilized, surrendered, Fetched, Recuperated, reestablished, reinstated, reactivated, recaptured, re-establish, re-established, re-occupied, repatriated.
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Verb, past participle
corrected, rebuilt, rehabilitated, rehabilitation, renovated, repeated, reconstituted, reestablished, reactivated, reintroduced, refurbished, recaptured, retaken, remediated, restituted, re-established, re-instated.
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