The action of restoring or giving back something to its proper owner, or of making reparation to a person for loss or injury previously inflicted…

The action of restore, v.1; restoration; an instance of this.

= restoral, n.

Restitution; reparation.

Restoration, restitution; (in plural) recovery. Obsolete.

Restoration of something taken or received; surrender of a thing (esp. a town, an army, etc.). Cf. rendition, n. 1.

The action of returning something; restitution, restoration. Cf. reliver, v.

The act of restoring; restoration, restitution.

Restitution, repayment. Obsolete.

The action of returning something, restitution, restoration; an instance of this. Also: the action of delivering something again; a second or…

The action of giving or surrendering. Also: that which is given or surrendered.

Restoration of ownership or control of a thing or place to a person, body, or government; (Law) the allocation of distrained goods to a distrainor or…

Redelivery, restoration, return; an instance of this. Also: the fact of being saved again; a second or subsequent deliverance.

= reimbursement, n.

Restitution or repayment of something owed or borrowed; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action of restoring something to a person who has been previously deprived of it; return of something lost or stolen.

Restoration, restitution; an instance of this.

Chiefly Scottish. The action of claiming restitution or repayment; a claim of this kind. Also (more generally): restoration, recovery, repayment. Now…

= return, n. (in various senses). Also attributive.

The action of giving back or returning something; return, restoration. Obsolete.

A second or subsequent act of giving; an act of giving something back or in return. Cf. regive, v.

The action of giving something back.

A refund, a rebate; the return of money, goods, etc.; a payment (usually illegal) made to a person who has made possible or facilitated a…