restoreth

Makes whole again

Restoreth is an archaic form of restores, using the King James Bible's third-person singular verb ending.

The word appears most famously in the Twenty-third Psalm: He restoreth my soul.

Outside biblical quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is not used in modern English.

healing

soul

Innermost animating essence

rejuvenate · mend · recover · regenerate · renew · revitalize · rehabilitate · convalesce · remedy · cure

return

reinstate

Return to previous position

rebuild · reconstitute · replenish · bring back · make whole · redeem · retrieve · regain · renew · revive

biblical

psalm

Sacred scriptural song

comfort · mercy · goodness · pastures · waters · salvation · covenant · repentance · redemption · scripture

archaic

reneweth

Makes new once more

leadeth · cometh · goeth · keepeth · saveth · healeth · buildeth · cleanseth · taketh · speaketh

Opposites
preservation vs destruction

restorethdestroyeth

Archaic for demolishes

destroys · destroy · annihilates · demolishes · ruins

renewal vs depletion

restorethdepletes

Uses until gone

drains · exhausts · saps · diminishes · withers

recovery vs deterioration

restorethcorrupts

Causes moral decline

decays · degrades · deteriorates · erodes · blights

Phrases
Family

restore, restores, restored, restorer, restorers

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