Definition, synonyms and related words
simple past tense and past participle of restore
"The old library was restored to its former glory after years of neglect."
In plain English: To restore something means to bring it back to its original good condition after damage or loss.
"The museum restored the old painting to its original colors after years of neglect."
Pertaining to something or someone renewed or rebuilt.
"The historic cathedral was restored after a major fire damaged its roof and stained glass windows."
In plain English: Restored means something has been fixed up again to look and work as it did before.
"The restored painting looks better than ever now that the colors are back to their original vibrancy."
Usage: Use restored when an object has been repaired and returned to its original condition, such as a historic building that was renovated after damage. This term applies equally to people who have regained their health or strength following illness or hardship.