restorative
adjective
noun
Origin of restorative
Related Words for restorative
curative, corrective, therapeutic, tonic, healing, analeptic, healthful, remedial, antidotal, recuperative, curable, medicinalExamples from the Web for restorative
Contemporary Examples of restorative
After, the restorative effects of “two jiggers from an old bottle of Wild Turkey,” he began the next chapter of his life.
And next week I'm starting something very exciting with a woman who is going to do an hour of restorative yoga with me.
A-listers including Madonna, Matthew McConaughey, and Demi Moore are hawking the restorative powers of coconut water.
Despite all this sensational, restorative sex, Stone is a teeny bit defensive about his heterosexuality.
Historical Examples of restorative
He helped me to a seat, and handed me a glass containing a restorative.
In the Days of DrakeJ. S. Fletcher
The restorative effects of the meal were beginning to wear off.
Jill the RecklessP. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
His restorative was only just in time, for many of them were already almost dead.
The Three MidshipmenW.H.G. Kingston
Nothing could be better for a person in the Count's condition as a restorative.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1George Saintsbury
"It is nothing," he explained, when he had been given a restorative.
How It All Came RoundL. T. Meade