1. Act of replacing in a former state; renewal; recovery; the final recovery of all men from sin to a state of salvation; the return of Charles II. in 1660 after the Commonwealth and the re-establishment of monarchy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• reistration,
• regstration,
• resotration,
• resotation,
• restoraiotn,
• retsoration,
• resperation,
• restroration,
• restraction,
• resturation,
• distoration,
• regsteration,
• restroation,
• resporption,
• resveration,
• restoation,
• restoraiton,
• reatoration,
• restration,
• restouration

• restorer,
• restorative,
• restrictively,
• restrictive,
• restoril,
• restrepo,
• restauranter,
• restrict,
• restaurant,
• restricting,
• restored,
• restriction.

The adverb for "restoration" is "restoratively".

The adjective form of the word "restoration" is "restorative".

The plural of the "restoration" can be the "restorations".

The singular of the "restoration" can be the "restoration".