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restore
To return a computer or database to its previous state. See restore point.
restore [ri′stȯr]
(computer science)
In computers, to regenerate, to return a cycle index or variable address to its initial value, or to store again.
(electronics)
Periodic charge regeneration of volatile computer storage systems.
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She straightway ascended to ask Jove to restore him; but before this could be done a Sculptor and a Critic passed that way and espied him.
Fantastic-Fables by Bierce, Ambrose View in context
Next, having remarked that, though not a master of eloquence, he had always considered that obligations of gentility obliged him to have with me a clear and outspoken explanation, he went on to say that he sought my hand in marriage; that he looked upon it as a duty to restore to me my honour; that he could offer me riches; that, after marriage, he would take me to his country seat in the Steppes, where we would hunt hares; that he intended never to visit St.
Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context
A FARMER of the Augustan age Perused in Virgil's golden page, The story of the secret won From Proteus by Cyrene's son How the dank sea-god sowed the swain Means to restore his hives again More briefly, how a slaughtered bull Breeds honey by the bellyful.
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