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noun · C1Restoration
rest-uh-RAYSHUN/ˌrestəˈreɪʃn/
Restoration is the act of returning something to a former condition: restoration of a hall, restoration of a right. Restore (already in the dictionary) is the verb; revival (already in the dictionary) is a coming back to life or fashion. Building work next door still needs a fire plan for the sitting.
Meaning
The act of returning something to a former condition or position.
Examples
- “Restoration of the hall still needs a fire plan for the sitting next door.”
- “Restore is already in this course. Revival is already in this course (popularity/life). A scaffold is works. A sitting is a named room. File the plan; then the heritage leaflet.”
Good to know
Bringing back to a former state. Verb: restore (already in the dictionary). Works ≠ a skipped fire plan.
Near in meaning
repair
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