Restore - Law Dictionary Search Results
Renew
To make new again to restore to freshness perfection or vigor to give new life to to rejuvenate to reeumlstablish to recreate to rebuild
Relate
To bring back to restore
Reintegrate
To renew with regard to any state or quality to restore to bring again together into a whole as the parts off anything to reestablish as to reintegrate a
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Reinstate
To place again in possession or in a former state to restore to a state from which one had been removed to instate again as to reinstate a king in
Reimburse
purse as an equivalent for what has been taken lost or expended to refund to pay back to restore as to reimburse the expenses of a war
Refresh
To make fresh again to restore strength spirit animation or the like to to relieve from fatigue or depression to reinvigorate to enliven anew
Reform
To put into a new and improved form or condition to restore to a former good state or bring from bad to good to change from worse to better to
Refit
To fit or prepare for use again to repair to restore after damage or decay as to refit a garment to refit ships of war
Reeumlstablish
To establish anew to fix or confirm again to restore as to reeumlstablish a covenant to reeumlstablish health
Reconcile
To cause to be friendly again to conciliate anew to restore to friendship to bring back to harmony to cause to be no longer at variance as to reconcile
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