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'Restoration'

[restoration.n.01] as in: the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685

restoration, restoration, restitution, renovation, restoration, restoration, restoration

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historic_period, entity

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'Restoration'

[restoration.n.02] as in: the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state

restoration, restoration, restitution, renovation, restoration, restoration, restoration

restore, regenerate, restore, repair, restore

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repair, entity

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gentrification, reinstatement, rejuvenation, re-establishment, rehabilitation, reclamation

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advertise, animate, brand, cause, compensate, conform_to, construct, continue, cook, create, do, draw, follow, form, gain, haunt, have, hold, induce, keep, keep_open, lay_down, make, meet, name, observe, preserve, prevent, produce, promote, reach, rectify, repair, restrain, retain, seduce, shuffle, stool, support, sustain, take

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'Restoration'

[restitution.n.03] as in: getting something back again

Examples:
upon the restitution of the book to its rightful owner the child was given a tongue lashing

damages, restitution, restitution, tax_return, return, return, return, return, recurrence, rejoinder, return_key, return, return, return, reappearance, return, render, revert, hark_back, return, return, return, retort, come_back, refund, render, reelect, fall, return, render, return, restoration, restoration, renovation, restoration, restoration, restoration, recover, find

restore, renovate, tax_return, return, return, restitution, return, return, recurrence, rejoinder, return_key, return, return, return, reappearance, return, render, revert, hark_back, return, return, return, retort, come_back, refund, render, reelect, fall, return, render, return, restore, regenerate, repair, restore, recover, find

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acquisition, entity

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clawback

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acquire, addition, advance, advertise, amplification, animate, brand, break_even, cause, compensate, conform_to, construct, continue, cook, create, derive, detect, determine, discover, discovery, do, draw, find, find_oneself, follow, form, gain, haunt, have, hold, induce, keep, keep_open, lay_down, line_up, make, meet, name, net_income, observe, preserve, prevent, produce, profit, promote, reach, receive, recover, rectify, repair, restrain, retain, rule, seduce, shuffle, stool, succeed, support, sustain, take, win, winnings, witness

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'Restoration'

[renovation.n.02] as in: the state of being restored to its former good condition

Examples:
the inn was a renovation of a Colonial house

renovation, renovation, restoration, restoration, restitution, restoration, restoration, restoration

renovate, refurbish, animate, restore, regenerate, restore, repair, restore

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improvement, entity

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accept, adept, advertise, animate, ascent, bear, beneficial, better, bettor, brand, cause, compensate, conform_to, construct, continue, cook, create, dear, dependable, do, draw, effective, estimable, follow, form, full, gain, good, haunt, have, hold, improvement, induce, keep, keep_open, lay_down, make, meet, name, observe, preserve, prevent, produce, promote, reach, rectify, repair, restrain, retain, rise, seduce, shuffle, stool, support, sustain, take, well

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'Restoration'

[restoration.n.05] as in: some artifact that has been restored or reconstructed

Examples:
the restoration looked exactly like the original

restoration, restoration, restitution, renovation, restoration, restoration, restoration

restore, regenerate, restore, repair, restore

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artifact, entity

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advertise, animate, artifact, brand, cause, compensate, conform_to, construct, continue, cook, create, do, draw, follow, form, gain, haunt, have, hold, induce, keep, keep_open, lay_down, make, meet, name, observe, preserve, prevent, produce, promote, reach, rectify, repair, restrain, retain, seduce, shuffle, stool, support, sustain, take

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'Restoration'

[restoration.n.06] as in: a model that represents the landscape of a former geological age or that represents and extinct animal etc.

restoration, restoration, restitution, renovation, restoration, restoration, restoration

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model, entity

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