Restorative is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTORATIVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a restorative medicine
• a thing that restores health, strength, or well-being, especially a medicine or drink
• Something which serves to restore; especially, a restorative medicine.
• a medicine that strengthens and invigorates
• a device for treating injury or disease
ADJECTIVE:
• serving to restore to consciousness, vigor, or health
• having the ability to restore health, strength, or well-being
• relating to the restoration of form or function to a damaged tooth or other part of the body.
• serving to restore to consciousness, vigour, or health
• Of or pertaining to restoration; having power to restore.
• tending to impart new life and vigor to
• promoting recuperation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to restoration; having power to restore

Words related to RESTORATIVE

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Words that contain RESTORATIVE

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How to use RESTORATIVE in a sentence

• Her head drooped upon my shoulder, and when I held a spoon, filled with the restorative that I had brought, to her lips, they opened, and she took that which I gave, mechanically.
• No summer drink have I drunk so innocently restorative after a hot and toilsome march on a broiling May morning.
• You will find a quiet day among the wild flowers a very valuable restorative.
• The air is a perfect restorative to invalids, and never fails to provoke appetite and health.
• The sunshine of good company rivals that of the day in restorative power.
• Indeed he felt so unwell that the need for some slight restorative became pressing.
• He sat beside her, holding her hand, well knowing that the comfort of his presence was the best restorative for her.
• Hence the idleness which consumes their days, for excesses of passion necessitate sleep and restorative food.
• Some restorative music has now been applied to it and the corpse has revived.
• Moody withdrew, without further hesitation, to order the light restorative prescribed for himself by Mr.
• At the end of that time you will probably send either to the chemist for a restorative or to the bookseller for the two previous volumes.
• Faith was the restorative principle upon which the young doctor depended, and without it his medicine was worthless.
• They have a pleasant restorative scent, something like that of green tea.
• This cause being removed, the disease, either simple or complex, must yield to the restorative forces of nature.
• They had come to Cartagena expressly to take him home with them, and felt far more hopeful than I did of the restorative effects of his native air.
• This incursion from the external world had a restorative effect on Verity.
• The air is almost proverbial for its restorative qualities, not only in popular but also in scientific opinion.
• Formerly, a spirit of balm, combined with lemon peel, nutmeg, and angelica-root, enjoyed a great reputation as a restorative cordial under the name of Carmelite water.
• Marmalade made with the roots, and a small quantity of sugar, will improve the appetite, and serve as a restorative to invalids.
• Some persons drink it as a restorative at breakfast.
• At first it is not a deep sleep, the eye-lids are scarcely heavy, the drowsiness slight and restorative.
• It is designed to purify a sinful people, and to revive the flame of piety in a lukewarm church, whose best restorative will be exemplary holiness.
• It was a better restorative than any smelling salts.
• Returning now to the shepherds, the play shows us Daphnis and Alcon seeking the tomb of Nerina with a restorative.
• As Marcus was applying this restorative, without any perceptible benefit, the door opened, and Mrs.
• The doctor came in at this moment, with a small medical battery, which completed the restorative work begun by the others.
• As a vehicle for wine, and as a restorative quickly prepared, it is all very well.
• We encamped and used every restorative, so that we were able to proceed the same evening to Gonatre, a miserable Arab post, having a governor.
• He had little faith in medical science, and he greatly overrated the restorative capacity of his constitution.
• She is soon, however, as much interested as her mistress in the sick girl, to whom the latter is administering the warm restorative.
• Gladys is at her side in a moment with every kind of restorative but no one notices or thinks of her.
• Doris Dane, though badly battered, was still intact! The first ten days of her life on the road had, on the whole, a distinctly restorative effect.

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