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61restore — v. a. RG. 319, 500 …
62restore — re·store || rɪ stÉ”r / stÉ”Ë v. return, bring back; return to a previous condition; reconstruct, rebuild …
63Restore — Refer instead to Restoration …
64restore — v. a. 1. Return, give back, bring back, render up. 2. Replace, re establish, redintegrate, reinstate, renew. 3. Cure, heal, revive, recover. 4. Revive, resuscitate. 5. Renew, repair. 6. Refund, repay. 7. Compensate, make amends for …
65restore — v 1. reestablish, put back, replace, reinstate, reinvest, revest, reinstall; rehabilitate, reconstitute, reorganize; convert, reconvert, refit, reinforce, recoup. 2. revive, bring round, bring to, resuscitate; curé, remedy, heal, make whole again …
66restore — re·store …
67RESTORE — • Randomized Efficacy Study of Tirofiban for Outcomes and Restenosis [trial] …
68restore — To copy files from a backup or archival storage to their normal location, especially when the files are being copied to replace files lost by accident. See also backup …
69restore — Ho iho i hou ā ke kūlana mua, ho iho i, ho āla. ♦ Restored to health, ola hou, konekonea, kōnea, kōneanea …
70restore — To bring back. To return a thing. To accomplish a restoration. See restoration …