Restored is a term that refers to the act of bringing something back to its original state or condition. Some antonyms for restored include damaged, broken, ruined, destroyed, and impaired. Damaged means that something is harmed or weakened, while broken refers to something that is not working properly or has been shattered into pieces. Ruined implies that something is beyond repair or in a state of complete decay. Destroyed suggests that something has been obliterated or obliterated to the point where it no longer exists. Impaired refers to something that has been weakened or lessened in value or quality. These antonyms provide different perspectives on the opposite of restored, depending on the context and the degree of the damage or impairment.

What are the antonyms for Restored?

• adj.

  • bankrupt
  • in solvent
  ,
  • in-solvent
  ,
  • more failed
  ,
  • out business
  .
  • condemned, hopeless
  • doomed
  .
  • consumed, used up
  • finished
  .
  • debilitated
  • in capacitated
  ,
  • in-capacitated
  ,
  • more enfeebled
  ,
  • most enfeebled
  .
  • desolate
  • de relict
  ,
  • de sert
  ,
  • de solate
  ,
  • de-relict
  ,
  • de-sert
  ,
  • de-solate
  ,
  • un frequented
  ,
  • un inhabited
  ,
  • un occupied
  ,
  • un-frequented
  ,
  • un-inhabited
  ,
  • un-occupied
  ,
  • wastest
  .
  • destroyed
  • Killed
  ,
  • de stroyed
  ,
  • de-stroyed
  ,
  • dis integrated
  ,
  • dis-integrated
  ,
  • more abolished
  ,
  • more annihilated
  ,
  • more blighted
  ,
  • more demolished
  ,
  • more devoured
  ,
  • more disintegrated
  ,
  • more eradicated
  ,
  • more felled
  ,
  • more gutted
  ,
  • more killed
  ,
  • more ravaged
  ,
  • more razed
  ,
  • more sacked
  ,
  • more totaled
  ,
  • most abolished
  ,
  • most annihilated
  ,
  • most blighted
  ,
  • most demolished
  ,
  • most devoured
  ,
  • most disintegrated
  ,
  • most eradicated
  ,
  • most felled
  ,
  • most gutted
  ,
  • most killed
  ,
  • most ravaged
  ,
  • most razed
  ,
  • most sacked
  ,
  • most shattered
  ,
  • most totaled
  ,
  • ravaged
  ,
  • ruined
  ,
  • sacked
  .
  • discredited
  • disgraced
  .
  • disgraced
  • Mocked
  ,
  • de frocked
  ,
  • de graded
  ,
  • de-frocked
  ,
  • de-graded
  ,
  • defrocked
  ,
  • dis charged
  ,
  • dis graced
  ,
  • dis honored
  ,
  • dis-charged
  ,
  • dis-graced
  ,
  • dis-honored
  ,
  • down and out
  ,
  • down out
  ,
  • in disgrace
  ,
  • more defrocked
  ,
  • more demoted
  ,
  • more dishonored
  ,
  • more mocked
  ,
  • most defrocked
  ,
  • most demoted
  ,
  • most dishonored
  ,
  • most mocked
  ,
  • tarred and feathered
  ,
  • tarred feathered
  .
  • dissipated
  • more squandered
  ,
  • most consumed
  ,
  • most squandered
  ,
  • played out
  .
  • doomed
  • be deviled
  ,
  • be witched
  ,
  • be-deviled
  ,
  • be-witched
  ,
  • dead duck
  ,
  • fore ordained
  ,
  • ill fated
  ,
  • ill omened
  ,
  • ill-omened
  ,
  • illfated
  ,
  • illomened
  ,
  • in the cards
  ,
  • kiss death
  ,
  • more convicted
  ,
  • more foreordained
  ,
  • more ill omened
  ,
  • more ill-omened
  ,
  • more menaced
  ,
  • more predestined
  ,
  • more sentenced
  ,
  • more suppressed
  ,
  • most bedeviled
  ,
  • most convicted
  ,
  • most foreordained
  ,
  • most ill omened
  ,
  • most ill-omened
  ,
  • most menaced
  ,
  • most predestined
  ,
  • most sentenced
  ,
  • most sunk
  ,
  • most suppressed
  ,
  • most unredeemed
  ,
  • over thrown
  ,
  • over whelmed
  ,
  • over-thrown
  ,
  • over-whelmed
  ,
  • pre destined
  ,
  • pre-destined
  ,
  • re probate
  ,
  • re-probate
  ,
  • star crossed
  ,
  • starcrossed
  ,
  • thrown down
  ,
  • un done
  ,
  • un fortunate
  ,
  • un redeemed
  ,
  • un-fortunate
  ,
  • un-redeemed
  ,
  • unredeemed
  .
  • exhausted
  • all gone
  ,
  • all in
  ,
  • at an end
  ,
  • at end
  ,
  • bone weary
  ,
  • bone-weary
  ,
  • boneweary
  ,
  • dead tired
  ,
  • dog tired
  ,
  • dog-tired
  ,
  • dogtired
  ,
  • ex pended
  ,
  • ex-pended
  ,
  • had it
  ,
  • more bone weary
  ,
  • more bone-weary
  ,
  • more consumed
  ,
  • more dog-tired
  ,
  • more dogtired
  ,
  • more expended
  ,
  • more frazzled
  ,
  • more prostrated
  ,
  • more sapped
  ,
  • more shot
  ,
  • most bone weary
  ,
  • most bone-weary
  ,
  • most boneweary
  ,
  • most dog tired
  ,
  • most dog-tired
  ,
  • most dogtired
  ,
  • most expended
  ,
  • most frazzled
  ,
  • most sapped
  ,
  • most shot
  ,
  • out on one feet
  ,
  • out on one's feet
  ,
  • out on ones feet
  ,
  • out one feet
  ,
  • out ones feet
  ,
  • outta gas
  ,
  • ready drop
  ,
  • ready to drop
  ,
  • washed out
  ,
  • washedout
  .
  • extremely tired
  • exhausted
  .
  • finished
  • more devastated
  ,
  • more liquidated
  ,
  • most devastated
  ,
  • most liquidated
  ,
  • washed up
  .
  • infirm
  • debilitated
  .
  • limp
  • in firm
  ,
  • in firmer
  ,
  • in firmest
  ,
  • in-firmer
  ,
  • in-firmest
  ,
  • un substantial
  ,
  • un-substantial
  .
  • low
  • in disposed
  ,
  • in-disposed
  .
  • not feeling well
  • low
  .
  • noun
  • abandoned
  ,
  • derelict
  ,
  • deserted
  ,
  • desolate
  ,
  • disused
  ,
  • forgotten
  ,
  • forsaken
  ,
  • rejected
  ,
  • unrestored
  ,
  • vacant
  ,
  • void
  .
  • ruined
  • Beggared
  ,
  • Fordone
  ,
  • de faced
  ,
  • de filed
  ,
  • de flowered
  ,
  • de solated
  ,
  • de spoiled
  ,
  • de-faced
  ,
  • de-filed
  ,
  • de-flowered
  ,
  • de-solated
  ,
  • de-spoiled
  ,
  • destroyed
  ,
  • ex terminated
  ,
  • ex-terminated
  ,
  • more beggared
  ,
  • more botched
  ,
  • more collapsed
  ,
  • more crashed
  ,
  • more crushed
  ,
  • more defaced
  ,
  • more desolated
  ,
  • more despoiled
  ,
  • more exterminated
  ,
  • more extinguished
  ,
  • more extirpated
  ,
  • more fordone
  ,
  • more marred
  ,
  • more pauperized
  ,
  • more pillaged
  ,
  • more plundered
  ,
  • more ravished
  ,
  • more robbed
  ,
  • more spoilt
  ,
  • more subverted
  ,
  • more undid
  ,
  • most beggared
  ,
  • most botched
  ,
  • most collapsed
  ,
  • most crashed
  ,
  • most crushed
  ,
  • most defaced
  ,
  • most desolated
  ,
  • most despoiled
  ,
  • most exterminated
  ,
  • most extinguished
  ,
  • most extirpated
  ,
  • most fleeced
  ,
  • most fordone
  ,
  • most marred
  ,
  • most pauperized
  ,
  • most pillaged
  ,
  • most plundered
  ,
  • most ravished
  ,
  • most robbed
  ,
  • most spoilt
  ,
  • most subverted
  ,
  • most undid
  ,
  • plundered
  ,
  • poverty stricken
  ,
  • povertystricken
  ,
  • un did
  ,
  • un-did
  .
  • spent
  • burnt-out
  ,
  • burntout
  ,
  • done-in
  ,
  • donein
  ,
  • down drain
  ,
  • fagged
  ,
  • far-gone
  ,
  • fargone
  ,
  • more burnt out
  ,
  • more burnt-out
  ,
  • more burntout
  ,
  • more donein
  ,
  • more fagged
  ,
  • more far gone
  ,
  • more fargone
  ,
  • more played out
  ,
  • more played-out
  ,
  • more playedout
  ,
  • more shattered
  ,
  • most burnt out
  ,
  • most burnt-out
  ,
  • most burntout
  ,
  • most done in
  ,
  • most done-in
  ,
  • most donein
  ,
  • most fagged
  ,
  • most far gone
  ,
  • most far-gone
  ,
  • most fargone
  ,
  • most played out
  ,
  • most played-out
  ,
  • most playedout
  ,
  • played-out
  ,
  • thrown away
  ,
  • washedup
  .
  • unable to pay debts
  • bankrupt
  .
  • used
  • worn
  .
  • used up
  • dissipated
  .
  • used up, gone; tired out
  • spent
  .
  • worn
  • cliched
  ,
  • more busted
  ,
  • more dinged
  ,
  • more pinched
  ,
  • more well worn
  ,
  • more well-worn
  ,
  • more wellworn
  ,
  • more worn down
  ,
  • more worn-down
  ,
  • more worndown
  ,
  • most busted
  ,
  • most dinged
  ,
  • most frayed
  ,
  • most pinched
  ,
  • most well worn
  ,
  • most well-worn
  ,
  • most wellworn
  ,
  • most worn down
  ,
  • most worn-down
  ,
  • most worndown
  ,
  • over used
  ,
  • over worked
  ,
  • over-used
  ,
  • over-worked
  ,
  • pegged out
  ,
  • used up
  ,
  • well worn
  ,
  • well-worn
  ,
  • wellworn
  ,
  • worn down
  ,
  • worn-down
  ,
  • worndown
  ,
  • wornout
  ,
  • wrung out
  .

Usage examples for Restored

Famous quotes with Restored

• For though we often need to be restored to the small, concrete, limited, and certain, we as often need to be reminded of the large, vague, unlimited, unknown.

  A. R. Ammons
• Youth is not restored by the dyeing of your hair.

  Abu Bakr
• Then the album created a tremendous furor and got me kicked off Christian television for two months, and then restored after they settled down and listened to the music and realized there was nothing wrong with it.

  Pat Boone
• I think that the balance needs to be restored, and I would note that in the camp in which I am in, one finds libraries, universities, the Internet industry, the manufacturers of digital media, and consumers.

  Rick Boucher
• Canadians want to see real hope restored, not false hopes raised.

  Kim Campbell

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