Make up for
Make up for verb - To balance with an equal force so as to make ineffective.
Restore
Restore verb - To bring back to a former condition or vigor.
Make up for and restore are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Make up for" instead a verb "Restore".
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Everything Kozara does in the novel is to make up for the dishonor of his defeat at the hands of Morgan Bateson and the USS Bozeman during Kirk's time in order to restore his son's honor.
Source: Even Evil Has Loved Ones - However, Hummy's there to get her to realize that, deep down, she wants to make up for those times and helps restore her Heroic Resolve.
- Couple this with her Soul Weapons (abilities gained from bosses; most likely to make up for the lack of usable subweapons in this game), which can freeze time, restore life, and fire waves from the Vampire Killer (among other powers), and you've got one cakewalk of a game.
Source: Game Breaker / Castlevania
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