Restored means repaired carefully back to its original state. A restored building, fully restored, restored to its former condition.
In conservation there is a real argument inside the word: restoring means returning something to how it was, and conserving means stopping it getting worse — and the two can conflict, because restoration always involves guessing. A sympathetically restored building keeps the old fabric where it can. Note restored to health; restored power; and that a restored car is usually worth less than an original one in the same condition.
1adjectiverestoredRepaired carefully back to its original state.
“We toured a beautifully restored castle with its original furniture.”
2adjectivebroughtBrought back to a previous condition.
“After the storm, electricity was restored to most homes by the evening.”
restored is a state of repair.
Practised in Buildings & Architecture