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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of recovered or reinvigorated Opposite of having regained strength or energy Opposite of in good health Opposite of in better health Opposite of having been fixed (of a person) Opposite of full of energy and vigor Opposite of in a different state or condition Opposite of having been given or brought back Opposite of in a state of comfort and relaxation Opposite of very enthusiastic and eager to do something Opposite of rising again Opposite of restored or reinvigorated Verb Opposite of to have recovered something that has been misplaced, stolen, or hidden away Opposite of to have contributed in some way to Opposite of past tense for to repair or renovate so as to return something to its original condition Opposite of past tense for to put (something) back in a previous place or position Opposite of past tense for to rejuvenate one's health Opposite of past tense for to give (something stolen, taken away, or lost) back to the original owner or recipient … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of recovered or reinvigorated exhausted asleep fatigued tired wearied weary drained knackered spent shattered drowsy sleepy beat bleary hacked weak logy beaten aweary done bushed jaded effete pooped prostrate enervated depleted dead whacked worn sapped enervate wacked limp washed-out burnt-out burned out dead tired tired out worn out burned-out all in tuckered out dog-tired worn-out more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having regained strength or energy weakened exhausted knackered broken drained enervate enervated damaged original kept inoperative down faulty defective disabled haywire ruined out gone malfunctioning inoperable kaput finished busted shot unsound spent wracked bust wonky unfixed unsteady broken-down non-functioning playing up not working conked out in need of repair acting up on its last legs gone haywire done for out of order not functioning not in working order in disrepair more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of in good health ill crook sick unwell infirm lousy sickly queasy queazy squeamish bedridden funny indisposed queerish feverish unhealthy ailing debilitated queer poorly qualmish hurt pale unfit diseased green nauseous sickish dizzy nauseated rotten unsound weak barfy feeble sickened not oneself off-colourUK off-colorUS off colour run down run-down under-the-weather in a bad way out of sorts under the weather in poor health sick as a dog infected down impaired bilious pallid injured anemicUS wounded afflicted below par a wreck off one's feet anaemicUK laid up laid low fractured incapacitated bruised peaky disabled broken peaked weakened frail rickety worsened damaged more ❯ “I regret stuffing myself at the buffet as I'm starting to feel a bit ill.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of in better health worse iller unhealthy sicker queasier unhealthier woozier infirmer rottener less healthy more ill more unwell more unhealthy more out of sorts more indisposed more laid up more off-color more afflicted more bummed more under the weather more nauseous more ailing more diseased more lethargic more lifeless Adjective ▲ Opposite of having been fixed broken damaged destroyed wrecked fragmented shattered smashed cracked demolished ruined bust fractured severed busted defective mutilated chipped crushed inoperable disintegrated torn disabled injured ruptured shredded collapsed malfunctioning riven unsound faulty split worn crippled dismembered inoperative pulverisedUK pulverizedUS splintered crumbled slivered broken-down in bits in disrepair in pieces in smithereens in smithers non-functioning not functioning not working out of commission out of kilter “Almost six years after the deadly quake, little of the money pledged to rebuild the broken city has been anted up.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of full of energy and vigor tired exhausted lethargic fatigued sleepy sluggish weary debilitated drained drowsy enervated lifeless spiritless beat inert laggard languorous listless shattered slow torpid unenergetic weak droopy faint flagging heavy languid lazy slothful slumberous spent worn-out burned out low-energy out of it petered out run-down slow-moving somnolent tuckered out without energy worn out “I feel really tired because I had trouble sleeping last night.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of in a different state or condition stable constant firm consistent permanent resolute set enduring established fast fixed immutable invariable lasting reliable steady sure durable final rigid secure settled sound staunch steadfast unchanged unchanging uniform unmodified unvaried anchored certain definite immovable inflexible persevering persistent prevailing resolved secured solid stabilisedUK stabilizedUS stalwart stationary sturdy unalterable unbending unchangeable undeviating unflinching unmoving unshakable unvarying unwavering unyielding kept unfluctuating unqualified unshaken deep-rooted long-standing set in stone solid as a rock staying put well-founded “His character and disposition have remained stable for years.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having been given or brought back held kept retained Adjective ▲ Opposite of in a state of comfort and relaxation worried afraid agitated uncomfortable anxious concerned distressed fearful frightened insecure nervous scared stressed tense unsettled uptight angsty bothered disturbed flurried irked overstrung rattled riled twitchy discombobulated disquieted nervy perturbed restless tormented apprehensive disconcerted fretful jumpy anguished discomposed queasy queazy tortured troubled upset alarmed antsy distraught fidgety toey uneasy dithery flustered jittery overwrought shaken bugged edgy plagued ruffled spooked vexed on edge shook up strung out under stress worked up “In the plane, my fear of flying kicked in and I felt worried at the thought of not making it to my destination.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very enthusiastic and eager to do something apathetic indifferent uneager unenthusiastic reluctant Adjective ▲ Opposite of rising again dormant latent Adjective ▲ Opposite of restored or reinvigorated weakened debilitated drained enervated feeble incapacitated fragile weak declining depleted deteriorated devitalized enfeebled exhausted fatigued impaired listless run-down sapped sickly spent spiritless tired dampened deadened demoralisedUK demoralizedUS disheartened dispirited emasculated enervate knackered languid languishing languorous limp vitiated weary washed out “He was a weakened man prior to his surgery.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have recovered something that has been misplaced, stolen, or hidden away hid misplaced lost stole concealed ensconced protected secreted obscured removed scattered shrouded withdrew burglarized cheated cozened flogged heisted kept looted nicked pilfered pinched plundered poached ransacked robbed shadowed stripped stript swindled swiped thieved took “I hid the Infinity Stones from Thanos just as you had trusted me to.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have contributed in some way to worsened damaged destroyed degraded deteriorated diminished neglected defaced degenerated disfigured impaired inflamed lowered marred spoiledUS spoiltUK tarnished wrecked bastardisedUK bastardizedUS blemished blighted contaminated corroded debauched decayed decimated declined decreased depressed disintegrated disorganisedUK disorganizedUS eroded flawed loused up reduced retrograded retrogressed rotted ruinated sank vandalisedUK vandalizedUS vitiated decomposed descended made something worse “The dark colors certainly worsened the room's dullness.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to repair or renovate so as to return something to its original condition demolished scrapped destroyed ruined leveledUS levelledUK wrecked razed bulldozed smashed totalled totaled unbuilt dismantled flattened toppled annihilated obliterated ravaged wasted neglected wracked blew to bits blown to bits blew to pieces blown to pieces blew up blown up brought down knocked down razed to the ground reduced to ruins “Controversial plans to demolish five traditional homes to make way for a huge apartment block in a village near York are set to be thrown out.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to put (something) back in a previous place or position broke brake broken damaged destroyed hurt compromised harmed ruined spoiledUS spoiltUK marred impaired undermined weakened crippled split undid undone “As the scandals mount, they will break the public's faith in the current government.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to rejuvenate one's health weakened debilitated enervated tired devitalized enfeebled incapacitated etiolated exhausted sapped diminished depressed eroded wasted withered prostrated softened sapped the strength of wore out worn out made worse “Father Bosco hopes to have his new responsibilities confirmed by his superiors, but his chemotherapy continues to weaken him.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to give (something stolen, taken away, or lost) back to the original owner or recipient kept retained maintained held holden withheld withholden possessed preserved reserved conserved kept possession of “He thought to himself that trying to keep the stolen money was more exhaustive than earning it.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word restored Words that rhyme with restored What is the adverb for restored? What is the adjective for restored? What is the noun for restored? What is the opposite of restore? Translations for restored Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words restored confidence to restored harmony to restored to health restored to life restored to working order restore harmony to restore confidence to restore confidence restore restoratively restorative restorations 8-letter Words Starting With r re res rest resto restor restore