Synonyms for be restored
be re·stored

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1. be restored

   The transitive use of recover in the sense of cure, heal, etc., as in 2 Kings v, 6, "That thou mayest recover him of his leprosy," is now practically obsolete. The chief transitive use of recover is in the sense to obtain again after losing, regain, repossess, etc.; as, to recover stolen goods; to recover health. The intransitive sense, be cured, be restored, etc., is very common; as, to recover from sickness, terror, or misfortune.

   Synonyms:
   be cured, be healed, cure, heal, reanimate, recover, recruit, recuperate, regain, repossess, restore, resume, retrieve

   Antonyms:
   die, fail, grow worse, relapse, sink

   Preposition:
   From; rarely of; (Law) to recover judgment against, to recover damages of or from a person.

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1. Vicente Lim:

   Dignity is of prime importance in successful living ... Give your life if dignity can be protected or restored. That should be the philosophy of all Filipinos.

2. Joe DellaVedova:

   Operations are fully-restored, with engine fixes in place in production and in the fleet.

3. Rajiv Bhalla:

   The cause was probably using unsterilized instruments - that can be the only reason for the infection in the eye, there are no chances of them having their vision restored.

4. Rajeh Khoury:

   Despite what happened in Roumieh prison, which has restored some of the state's standing, the situation in the country remains fragile, the danger is still there because Lebanon stands in the middle of fires and wars that are burning around it.

5. The PRA:

   Banks can draw down on all available capital buffers starting with any additional capital buffer held above their regulatory buffers, where capital buffers need to be restored this will be a gradual process and the PRA will not, in general, expect banks to restore their capital buffers in full until a significant time after the end of the current stress.