Collocations for restore - verb

quickly, soon
Order was quickly restored.

need to
We need to restore public confidence in the industry.

attempt to, seek to, try to, work to
help (to)
manage to
fail to
be designed to, be intended to

to
Peace has now been restored to the area.

an attempt to restore sth, an effort to restore sth
an attempt to restore the company's finances

be aimed at restoring sth
measures to restore sth
a way of restoring sth, a way to restore sth

completely, fully
partially, partly
beautifully
carefully, faithfully, lovingly, meticulously, painstakingly
successfully, sympathetically
extensively
The interior has recently been extensively restored.

digitally
The film has been digitally restored and remastered.

to
The train has been restored to full working order.

newly restored, recently restored
restore sth to its former glory
The buildings have now been restored to their former glory.

Restore is used with these nouns as the object:
balance, building, calm, confidence, credibility, democracy, dignity, discipline, electricity, faith, flow, funding, habitat, harmony, health, honour, independence, integrity, mill, monarchy, morale, normality, order, painting, peace, penalty, pride, profitability, relation, reputation, right, semblance, service, sight, stability, status quo, supply, system, trust, unity, vigour, vision, vitality