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in⋅stau⋅ra⋅tion
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ˌɪn
stɔˈreɪ
ʃən
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–noun
1.
renewal; restoration; renovation; repair.
2.
Obsolete
.
an act of instituting something; establishment.
Origin:
1595–1605;
< L
instaurātiōn-
(s. of
instaurātiō
) a renewing, repeating.
See
in-
2
,
store
,
-ation
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in⋅stau⋅ra⋅tor
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ˈɪn
stɔˌreɪ
tər
/
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-staw-rey-ter
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noun
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in·stau·ra·tion
(ĭn'stô-rā'shən)
n.
Renovation; restoration.
The institution or establishment of something.
[Latin
īnstaurātiō
, īnstaurātiōn-
, from
īnstaurātus
, past participle of
īnstaurāre
,
to renew
; see
stā-
in Indo-European roots.]
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