The action of restore, v.1; restoration; an instance of this.

The action of reparel, v. (in various senses).

The action of bringing someone or something back to (also from) a particular state, condition, belief, etc. Formerly also without construction, in…

The action of regaining something; retrieval, recovery.

The action or an act of redintegrate, v. Re-establishment, renewal, or restoration (of a condition, quality, relationship, etc.). Now archaic and…

gen. The action of restoring a thing to a former state or position; the fact of being restored or reinstated. Also with to.

Re-establishment or restoration of a previous condition. Cf. redintegration, n. 1. Obsolete.

Restoration. Obsolete. rare.

The action of bringing a person or thing back to a previous state or position, esp. to orthodoxy in belief or conduct. Now historical and rare.

The action of restoring or re-establishing a person or thing; a second instauration.

The action of retrieving something (in various senses of retrieve, v.); recovery; an instance of this.

The action or an act of revindicating; a second or further vindication.

= retrieval, n.

The action of getting something back; retrieval; recovery of something; an instance of this. Now somewhat archaic.

The action of recover, v.1 (in various senses); (also) an act of recovery.

Reconquest, recovery.

The action of retrieve, v. (in various senses).

Recovery, restoration. Obsolete. rare.

The restoration of a thing to a previous condition or status; (also) an instance of this.