restored
ri-STORD/ɹɪˈstɔɹd/UKri-STAWD/ɹɪˈstɔːd/
- 1Past tense and past participle of restore. Use this form for fixing or bringing something back that already happened.
The workers restored the old stone bridge last summer.
She has restored several antique clocks this year.
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- 2Made new again after being fixed or rebuilt to how it was before.
Like a broken toy that has been fixed so it works like new.
The restored car looked brand new at the show.
They sold the fully restored farmhouse to a young family.
Similarrefurbished, rebuilt
Oppositedilapidated, derelict
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restored is a form of restore
restore, verb: To fix something old or damaged so it looks or works well again. Full entry
- Spelling
- restore → restored: add -d
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