Restorer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTORER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that restores
• a person who repairs or renovates a building, work of art, etc. so as to return it to its original condition
• a person who brings back or re-establishes a previous right, practice, or situation
• something that returns a person or thing to a former condition
• One who, or that which, restores.
• a skilled worker who is employed to restore or refinish buildings or antique furniture

Words related to RESTORER

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Words that contain RESTORER

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How to use RESTORER in a sentence

• Jesus Christ was revealed to him as the restorer of fallen humanity.
• Liberty, Restorer of French, a title given to the king.
• The restorer of French Protestantism had made no mistake about the call then required for the holy ministry.
• But, gentlemen, my desire prompts me towards two more glorious titles, the names of deliverer and restorer of this kingdom.
• The hour of which I have discust, presents Him to us in the amiable light of the deliverer of mankind, the restorer of our forfeited hopes.
• Within will be noticed some ancient wooden benches with the Tudor badge at their ends, spared by the restorer, who has here done his work carefully and well.
• He did not undertake the erection of a new city, like his father, but won the gratitude of the priesthood by his activities as a builder and restorer of temples.
• Bind, by Thy Name, the Restorer, the broken hearts of them that love Thee, and graciously bless them in their affairs.
• Wherever autocracy had been insulted, there he had been its champion and striven to be its restorer.
• The restorer has been at it, but not to its detriment.
• The restorer has been busy here, but not offensively so.
• The East shone in silver, blushed into amethyst, and flamed in gold as the Restorer of all things rose bright and glorious in sudden splendour over the City of the White Wall.
• And the modern restorer has less excuse than the destroyer of a hundred years ago.
• Then he may make a big profit on his hair restorer.
• Plenty of sleep is imperative for these women and yet so many of them neglect this great restorer of the nervous system.
• Sleep is a better restorer of nerves than anything else we can try.
• The restoration on this occasion cost L23,000, and was finished in a year, under the superintendence of Sydney Smirke, son of the former restorer.
• He has falsified the hopes I entertained, that he would be the restorer of my house.
• Time must bring with him the Restorer and Rebuilder.
• When Christianity had grown weak, profitless, and powerless, the Arab Restorer and Iconoclast came, like a cleansing hurricane.
• Possessed of knowledge and of fortune more than sufficient for it, he might have been the restorer of its lustre.
• He vaulted the roof with plaster, and it has been left to the modern restorer to make good his work in stone.
• The interior of the church is equally uncommon and interesting, and the distressing newness which follows most restorations is not seen here, the work of the restorer, Mr.
• Thus he pleased all the nations round him, for he was a lover of manufactures and a great restorer of cities.
• All would not do, and the family had been obliged to resort to the sweet restorer for the last ten minutes.

Similar words containing STOR without suffix er and without prefix re

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