restorative

Converse of object

• administer: Witness administered restoratives, and wanted to get a cab to take him home, but STEWARD would not let him.
• seek: This stretch of border land has consistently attracted artists commonly seeking restorative, often spiritual experience.

Adjective modifier

• great: M is for... MUSIC Music is a great restorative and popular leisure activity - take it easy on the country music tho.
• advanced: He is currently attending courses on advanced restorative, cosmetic and implant dentistry.
• excellent: Pines kernels have also been used as excellent restoratives after a long illness.

Modifies a noun

• dentistry: There are core curriculum modules, which include: * basic science * clinical science * research methodology * restorative dentistry.
• justice: There has been a massive upsurge in interest in the ideas of restorative justice in Northern Ireland over the past three or four years.
• caution: Thames Valley police has pioneered the restorative caution, with plans to extend it nationwide.
• dentist: Most restorative dentists have placed pressed ceramic crowns, and the esthetic success has been excellent ( 6 ).
• sleep: Lavender and insomnia Restorative sleep is a must for everyone.
• conference: You are also offered a restorative conference, which you choose to accept.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Just having an opportunity to spend a little time apart from your baby can be very restorative.

Noun used with modifier

• quality: Everything we make is spent on the provision or promotion of high quality restorative training and restorative practice.

Used with adjective complement

• deliver: There are plans to develop the panel as a way of delivering restorative Conditional Cautions.