Synonym: Restoration, refurbishment, regaining, renovation, restitution, return. Similar words: corporation, exploration, collaboration, prestidigitation, restore, ratification, gratification, restriction. Meaning: [‚restə'reɪʃn] 
n. 1. the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685 2. the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state 3. getting something back again 4. the state of being restored to its former good condition 5. some artifact that has been restored or reconstructed 6. a model that represents the landscape of a former geological age or that represents and extinct animal etc. 7. the re-establishment of the British monarchy in 1660.
n. 1. the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685 2. the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state 3. getting something back again 4. the state of being restored to its former good condition 5. some artifact that has been restored or reconstructed 6. a model that represents the landscape of a former geological age or that represents and extinct animal etc. 7. the re-establishment of the British monarchy in 1660. 
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(61) Restoration of trade union immunity for certain kinds of secondary action.
(62) As paymaster he was responsible for the organization of the finance required in the restoration of the neglected royal palaces.
(63) The repairs and restoration bill is budgeted at $ 32 million.
(64) This is in Pauntley and is an impressive, large, half-timbered building which underwent restoration in the early 1930s.
(65) Occasionally, even its member institutions will go elsewhere for a restoration project.
(66) Restoration often depends upon the willingness of both to communicate openly. Professional help may be needed.
(67) The restoration of the classics opened up a new world of fiction.
(68) The restoration process lasted for several years, extending to other parts of the station, and eventually cost around ￡10m.
(69) In his broadcast on Saturday Mr Yeltsin said he had been forced to act to prevent the restoration of Communist rule.
(70) However, restoration of priceless cultural objects needs the continued input of advanced technology.
(71) The state has completed a major restoration of the governor's mansion.
(72) After the Restoration he bought the manor of Watton in Norfolk, remaining its owner until his death.
(73) The Palace has launched a friends association with the aim of raising funds for its ongoing restoration programme.
(74) If I can lay the foundation, other hands can do the work of restoration itself.
(75) In 1986 an official report recorded that over a thousand monuments were in urgent need of restoration or protection from pollution.
(76) Restoration work on the chassis and coach body will commence soon and replacement bogies are now being sought.
(77) When the restoration is complete, Woodchester will have a practical purpose.
(78) In addition, the board approved restoration of a canopy that wraps around the Grove and Hyde streets sides of the building.
(79) The overall quality levels of restoration and maintenance are probably higher now than ever before and market values have aided this aspect.
(80) A fund was set up for its restoration, but before the work could even be started the campanile collapsed.
(81) Stolen in 1933, it was taken to Prague in 1934 for restoration after its recovery.http://sentencedict.com
(82) It is also the case that after the dismemberment of Dionysos there is also the restoration of Dionysos to life.
(83) In 20 years or so, Frelich believes, restoration ecology will become far more acceptable among professional foresters.
(84) Prolonged correspondence with the Department of the Environment revealed that there were no plans for restoration.
(85) Just last month, the Opera Garnier reopened after 16 months of restoration.
(86) The restoration of the ceiling was completed over a period of two years.
(87) With the restoration of democracy in 1986, the monster that Marcos had unleashed refused to be caged.
(88) Proceeds from the auction will be used for restoration projects and the creation of small provincial museums.
(89) Between 1660 and 1669 his diary illustrates the insecurities of the Restoration for a man on the borderline of Nonconformity.
(90) Bourne therefore played no part in the Restoration, returning instead to his earlier career in maritime trade.
More similar words: corporation, exploration, collaboration, prestidigitation, restore, ratification, gratification, restriction, operation, migration, AND operation, aberration, reparation, separation, destination, reservation, exasperation, alliteration, frustration, rationalize, celebration, integration, immigration, presentation, registration, inauguration, exhilaration, investigation, generation gap, concentration.