restorative
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5.4
- adjective
- /rɪˈstɔːrətɪv/
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restaurador
- It is restorative and nourishing to me to take that on.
- restorative treatment
- restorative quality
- restorative power
So that's the like the deeply restorative sleep that cleans the brain.
- So that's the like the deeply restorative sleep that cleans the brain.
- It can be peaceful, restorative, and even empowering.
- I find it very healing and restorative.
- sleep for more restorative sleep, and it can even help with male fertility.
- And in this crazy, frenetic, overstimulated, stressful modern world, the need for deep, restorative sleep is even greater.
- I want to have more dreams because then you're in REM sleep, which is the restorative sleep, but I want to set them up.
- But if, and I I think that we really cannot undervalue the incredible importance of getting restorative sleep.
- And unfortunately, you cannot have good night of restorative sleep for the second-half of the sleep because of the tension.
- Like the people use that extra day off in a way that they find restorative and productive in like a, you know, personal way.
Examples
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It can be peaceful, restorative, and even empowering.
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But literature, art, the creative and restorative things that man is capable of can still enhance life.
Fiction book (1996) -
And this is the beginning of the restorative process.
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But perhaps love, the restorative power of love, family love... will save me.
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There are many such houses in the town, for it was once famous for its restorative climate.
Fiction book (1994) -
At the very least, the bread was thought to have restorative properties.
Fiction book (1999) -
Finally, the fourth kind of truth is healing and restorative truth.
Academic text (2006) -
First they go into what we would call deep sleep, a period of deep restorative sleep where the body is trying to regain its energies.
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And in this crazy, frenetic, overstimulated, stressful modern world, the need for deep, restorative sleep is even greater.
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After a long week, I find a walk in nature to be incredibly restorative and calming.
Synonyms
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5.2
Helping a person feel better physically or mentally
3
6.4
Helping a person get better and live normally after illness, injury, addiction, or prison
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6.9
Helping someone get better after illness or tiredness
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5.3
Helps heal a sickness or an injury
Making someone feel healthy and strong again
That helps the body or mind become healthy again
Helps restore health or strength
Helping to fix or improve something that is damaged
Something that makes a person or thing feel stronger and more energetic
Giving new life and energy to people or things
Giving new energy and making someone feel awake again
Making people or things look and feel younger
Antonyms
Compounds
How Restorative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word restorative comes from the same root as restore and the Latin restaurare, which mean 'bring back' or 'make well'. That's why something called restorative is said to make you feel better, healthier, or stronger.