to restitute

Examples

• All

• The museum plans to restitute the ancient artifacts to their rightful owners.

• The court ordered the company to restitute the land to its previous owners.

• After the fire, the museum worked tirelessly to restitute the damaged paintings.

• They will restitute the funds that were mistakenly withdrawn.

• The museum worked hard to restitute the artwork to its rightful place after it was stolen during the war.

• Efforts to restitute the damaged library books helped the community recover from the flood.

• The city aims to restitute historical monuments that were removed in the past.

Synonyms

R

to rebuild

vsto restitute

485 2.8

Make something again after it is damaged or destroyed

emphasizes returning condition or function to original or improved state rather than only rebuilding

R

to restore

vsto restitute

219 3.5

Return something like a painting or building to its original working condition

is about restoring things to original or better condition generally

R

to reinstate

vsto restitute

110 5.8

To return a person or thing to a previous position like a job

focuses specifically on physical condition rather than roles or positions

R

to renovate

vsto restitute

76 3.8

To repair and improve a building or room so it looks new again

focuses more generally on returning items to original or better condition

R

to reconstruct

vsto restitute

33 3.9

Build again something that was damaged or destroyed

focuses on restoring condition or value rather than only remaking structure

R

to refurbish

vsto restitute

31 4.6

To make something clean and like new by fixing or decorating it

is broader, targeting full original or improved condition not only appearance

R

to reconstitute

vsto restitute

18 7.0

Form something again after it has been destroyed or changed

means returning condition to original or better rather than forming a new structure

R

to rehabilitate

vsto restitute

9 4.9

To repair and return a building or system to good condition

focuses more on full original or improved condition rather than just repairs

R

to regenerate

vsto restitute

6 5.5

Bring something back to a better or original state

is more about returning items to original or improved condition rather than creating anew

R

to recondition

vsto restitute

3 5.4

To fix something so it works well again

aims at full return to original or improved condition rather than routine service

R

to rehab

vsto restitute

• Informal

2 3.7

To fix a building or object so it is usable again

emphasizes returning items to their original or better state overall

R

to remanufacture

vsto restitute

• Specialized

1 6.7

To restore a used product by repairing or rebuilding so it becomes almost new

is a more general process for returning many things to original or better state

Antonyms

D

to damage

885 1.4

To harm something so it becomes less useful, valuable, or healthy

How Restored

to rebuild

485 2.8

to restitute

8.9

to repair

365 1.0

to patch

151 2.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology