v., -tut·ed, -tut·ing, -tutes. v.tr.
- To bring back to a former condition; restore.
- To refund.
To undergo restitution.
[Latin restituere, restitūt- : re-, re- + statuere, to set up.]
restitute
Dictionary:
res·ti·tute (rĕs'tĭ-tūt', -tyūt')  |
v., -tut·ed, -tut·ing, -tutes. v.tr.
To undergo restitution.
| Thesaurus: restitute |
verb
- To bring back to a previous normal condition: rebuild, reclaim, recondition, reconstruct, rehabilitate, reinstate, rejuvenate, renovate, restore. See help/harm/harmless.
- To give back, especially money: refund, reimburse, repay. See pay/owe.
| WordNet: restitute |
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The verb has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1:
give or bring back
Synonym: restore
Meaning #2:
restore to a previous or better condition, as of art works or antiques
Synonym: renovate
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