(a) To restore (sb. or sth.) to strength, health, or firmness; re-establish (determination), strengthen; (b) to restore (sb. or sth. to a previous state), return, change back; also, restore (sb.) to a former state; (c) to make a restoration [quot.: 1340]; remake (the image of God in the soul), re-create; restore or re-establish (peace, unity, etc.); (d) to restore (property to its rightful owner); make restitution of (sth.); (e) to reconcile (sb. to God).

(a) To change (sb. or sth.) for the better, correct, improve; relieve (distress, a disease), remedy; also, purge (a land from evil); also, correct (sb.) by rebuke [quot.: c1450]; (b) to revise or amend (a book, an ordinance, an agreement, etc.); correct the writing of (an author); (c) to transform (sb., oneself, sth.); (d) to redress (a wrong, an injury, etc.), avenge; punish (sb. or sth.).

(a) To make (sb. or sth.) again, re-create; restate (an agreement); (b) to reset or reshape (sth., a broken limb), put back in place; transplant (asparagus), replant.