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Restorer

Noun:

1. A person or thing that repairs, renovates, or renews something, especially something that has become old or damaged.

Example sentence: The restorer did a remarkable job in bringing back the beauty of the ancient painting.

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2. A substance or product used for restoring the appearance, quality, or function of something.

Example sentence: The leather restorer deeply moisturized and revived the worn-out car seats.

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3. A person who returns something lost or stolen to its rightful owner.

Example sentence: The honest restorer found the lost wallet and promptly returned it to its owner.

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4. In biology, an organism that returns an endangered or extinct species to its original habitat or increases its population size.

Example sentence: The restorers released a group of captive-bred sea turtles into the ocean to restore their population.

Verb:

5. To repair, renovate, or renew something, especially something that has become old or damaged.

Example sentence: The team of specialists worked tirelessly to restorer the historical monument.

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6. To bring back to a normal or functional state after a period of rest or relaxation.

Example sentence: After a good night's sleep, she felt refreshed and fully restorer her energy.

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7. Describing something popular or well-liked by the majority of people.

Example sentence: Classic movies are often restorer choices for family nights.

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8. Describing something specific or limited to a particular locality.

Example sentence: The restaurant is famous for its restorer cuisine, which celebrates local ingredients and flavors.