restoreplot
verbUK /rɪˈstɔːplɒt/
US /rɪˈstɔːrplɑːt/
To fix up a piece of land so it is healthy and green again.
The volunteers worked all summer to restoreplot the empty lot into a small park.
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2. To bring back the original story or plan of a piece of land.
The old map helped them restoreplot the garden as it looked a hundred years ago.
3. To repair and replant a small area of ground after damage.
After the flood, the farmers had to restoreplot the riverside fields.
4. To make a piece of land useful and full of life again.
The city hopes to restoreplot the abandoned yard into a community garden.