atavõigustava

Atavõigustava is an Estonian word that translates to "reinstating" or "restoring" in English. It refers to the act of bringing something back to its former state, condition, or position. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from legal and political matters to personal or physical situations.

In a legal or political context, atavõigustava might describe the process of reinstating a dismissed official, restoring rights that were previously revoked, or bringing back a law that had been repealed. It signifies a reversal of a previous decision or action, aiming to return to an earlier, often perceived as more legitimate, status quo.

On a personal level, atavõigustava can refer to an individual restoring their health after an illness, regaining lost skills, or re-establishing relationships. It implies a process of recovery and renewal. Similarly, it could be used to describe the restoration of an object's original appearance or functionality, such as restoring an antique piece of furniture. The core idea is the recovery and re-establishment of something that was previously present and has since been lost or diminished.