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verb bring back a situation/feeling ADV. quickly, soon Order was quickly restored. | formally Diplomatic relations were formally restored. VERB + RESTORE need to We need to restore public confidence in the industry. | attempt to, try to | help (to) | be designed to, be intended to PREP. to Peace has now been restored to the area. PHRASES an attempt/effort to restore sth an attempt to restore the company's finances | be aimed at restoring sth, measures to restore sth, a way of restoring sth repair/rebuild sth ADV. extensively The interior has recently been extensively restored. | completely, fully | partially, partly | beautifully, handsomely, sympathetically, tastefully | carefully, faithfully, lovingly, painstakingly PREP. to The train has been restored to full working order. PHRASES newly/recently restored, restore sth to its former glory The buildings have now been restored to their former glory.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary