Definition of restitute in English:

restitute

verb ˈrɛstɪtjuːtˈrɛstɪtʃuːt

1with object To restore to a position or status; to reinstate, rehabilitate; to re-establish.
2with object To return, hand back, or make restitution of (a thing).
3no object Genetics. Of a break in a chromosome or chromatid: to be repaired by restitution of the two broken ends. Also with object, of the separated fragments: to be rejoined.

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Charter of London. From classical Latin restitut-, past participial stem of restituere restitue.

verb

1with object To restore to a position or status; to reinstate, rehabilitate; to re-establish.
2with object To return, hand back, or make restitution of (a thing).
3no object Genetics. Of a break in a chromosome or chromatid: to be repaired by restitution of the two broken ends. Also with object, of the separated fragments: to be rejoined.

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Charter of London. From classical Latin restitut-, past participial stem of restituere restitue.

单词	restitute
释义	Definition of restitute in English: restitute verb ˈrɛstɪtjuːtˈrɛstɪtʃuːt 1with object To restore to a position or status; to reinstate, rehabilitate; to re-establish. 2with object To return, hand back, or make restitution of (a thing). 3no object Genetics. Of a break in a chromosome or chromatid: to be repaired by restitution of the two broken ends. Also with object, of the separated fragments: to be rejoined. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Charter of London. From classical Latin restitut-, past participial stem of restituere restitue. Definition of restitute in US English: restitute verb 1with object To restore to a position or status; to reinstate, rehabilitate; to re-establish. 2with object To return, hand back, or make restitution of (a thing). 3no object Genetics. Of a break in a chromosome or chromatid: to be repaired by restitution of the two broken ends. Also with object, of the separated fragments: to be rejoined. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Charter of London. From classical Latin restitut-, past participial stem of restituere restitue.
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