Restoring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTORING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RESTORE, to bring back to the original condition
• bring back or re-establish (a previous right, practice, or situation)
• return (someone or something) to a former condition, place, or position
• repair or renovate (a building, work of art, etc.) so as to return it to its original condition
• give (something stolen, taken away, or lost) back to the original owner or recipient
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring back to a former or original condition

Words related to RESTORING

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How to use RESTORING in a sentence

• We do not know the details of its foundation, but one would imagine that Caesar would have preferred restoring the place as a purely Greek town.
• Being greatly alarmed at seeing the difficulty in restoring order, they began to quit the harness, and sought around, not knowing where to find shelter.
• As typical of the mode of restoring the southern states to their old place in the Union, the act restoring Tennessee is given on page 358.
• He resolved to purchase it, and give her a pleasant surprise by restoring her to her old home, on her sixteenth birth-day.
• My friend, who was much further advanced in his recovery, accompanied me to the adjoining bath, which I hoped would assist in restoring me.
• These struggles, however, ended usually in at last restoring again the equilibrium which had been disturbed.
• Katie was grateful to the benign breezes, rich with the messages of opening buds, full, tender, restoring, which could blow away hard memories and bitter visions.
• To have permitted the man-thief to expiate his crime by restoring double, would have been making the repetition of crime its atonement.
• We receive it with the greater pleasure as it increases the probability of sooner restoring a part of the public resources to the desirable object of reducing the public debt.
• Their unvarying doctrine was, that they were restoring the ancient regal jurisdiction, and abolishing one that had been usurped.
• Nebuchadrezzar reigned less than twenty years, and appears to have secured the allegiance of the nobility by restoring the feudal system which had been abolished by the Kassites.
• As he approached the abandoned wharf, a glance showed him that some effort toward restoring it had been made.
• Later she had spent nearly as much again in restoring it, and creating a garden which for a while had been the marvel of the coast.
• He suffered a great deal in consequence of the drugs which were administered in the hope of restoring his eye-sight, but, notwithstanding, he continued to work up to the last.
• I was gradually emerging from my self-imposed cloud when events took place that greatly assisted in restoring me to a more natural frame of mind.
• In 1856 a scheme was started for getting the Abbey Church raised to cathedral rank, and also for restoring the fabric.
• He gained the wings, and here found himself faced by a couple of sergeants of the watch, part of the police that was already invading the theatre with a view to restoring order.
• For he must repair his fall, Restoring again the justice original.
• Pilkington informs us, that Swift had written A Defence of the last Ministers of Queen Anne, from an intention of restoring the Pretender, which Mr.
• Isaac hung over the fire, which had been piled up in the hope of restoring warmth to the drowned woman.
• If only he could smoke! He was persuaded that a couple of Egyptian cigarettes, or three at the outside, a day, would do wonders in restoring his nervous calm.
• The superstitious believe this to be one of the most powerful charms that can be employed for restoring a sick person to health.
• It was to the work of restoring these diseased and enfeebled bodies to health, and of developing these germs of intellect, that Doctor Guggenbuehl addressed himself.
• But a few provincial tours did something towards restoring some of the money that I had lost in management.
• God recognized her as a helper in restoring man from the ruins of sin.
• He interposed his authority, which even Roy did not yet dispute to his face, and he succeeded in restoring peace for the time.
• On the following morning the king hastened to the ruined city, to see what could be done toward restoring order, aiding the wounded, and providing food for the hungry.
• At present, the question of restoring the canal is solely connected with the Indian trade.

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