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Meanings of renovate (renovating) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "restitute"
Examples for "restitute"
1
We were even ordered to restitute the legal costs of the defendants.
2
The 20-year court battle to rehome these victims has now been referred to cabinet, who have been instructed to restitute the locals.
3
He said a number of infrastructure projects have also been implemented on the restituted land.
4
It was restituted, they got the land and it was handed over by the reform department.
5
Yet the legitimate injustices of colonisation cannot be undone even if every object in every museum were restituted.
Usage of renovating in English
1
I'm exploring the idea of building an extension and renovating my house.
2
The cost of renovating is probably a lot higher than you think.
3
Many Australians assume that renovating a home requires draining their bank account.
4
All over Ireland hotels are refurbishing and renovating after 10 languid years.
5
We have spent six months renovating so we are here for good.
6
The couple are in the middle of completely renovating the Brighton home.
7
Getting the layout right when renovating a Victorian terraced redbrick is tricky.
8
By the time I'm done renovating it, you won't even recognize it.
9
He's really just spreading dark propaganda for his house-renovating way of life.
10
Thank Heaven, I feel my spirits buoying upwards with the renovating year.
11
People like her were buying up the older houses and renovating them.
12
It found that the previous government spent R12 million on renovating the house.
13
Last year, a group called Clayborn Reborn announced it was renovating the church.
14
At the time of the deal, the Wachowskis were renovating their parents' home.
15
The cost of renovating Queenstown's famous gondola has ballooned to 100 million dollars.
16
A new team of ministers is tasked with renovating the Government's housing programme.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Renovating through the time
Renovating across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare