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Definition of redeemed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
restored statusregained favor or reputation
- She felt redeemed after the public apology..
2.
religiongranted salvation or redemption
- He felt redeemed after the confession.
3.
couponused in a purchase and no longer valid
- The redeemed coupon cannot be used again.
Origin of redeemed
Latin, redimere (to buy back)
Terms with redeemed included in their meaning
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saving act
act of redeeming or state of being redeemed
religion
not redeemed or converted to Christianity
finance
bond or security that cannot be redeemed
finance
date a bond can be redeemed early
finance
bond cannot be redeemed before maturity
finance
quality of being able to be redeemed
Examples of redeemed in a sentence
His reputation was redeemed by his charitable acts. The redeemed soul found peace at last. She lived a redeemed life, free from past sins. Redeemed vouchers are removed from the account. The cashier filed the redeemed gift cards.
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- French:racheté, sauvé, ...
- German:rehabilitiert, erlöst, ...
- Italian:redento, salvato, ...
- Spanish:redimido, salvado, ...
- Portuguese:redimida, redimido, ...
- Chinese:恢复声誉的, 被救赎的, ...
- Japanese:名誉を回復した, 救われた, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَرَدّ, مُفدى, ...
- Hebrew:נִגְאָל, נוֹשַׁע, ...
- Russian:реабилитированный, искупленный, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлений, викуплений, ...
- Hindi:पुनः प्रतिष्ठित, उद्धार, ...
Definition of redeem - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
make amendscompensate for faults or bad aspects
- A delicious meal redeemed the otherwise lackluster evening..
2.
ransomTECH. liberate by payment of a ransomTECH.
- The family redeemed the hostage with a large sum.
3.
spiritual salvationsave someone from sin, error, or evil
- The preacher spoke of how faith can redeem the soul..
4.
favorreinstate in someone's good opinion
- He redeemed himself in her eyes with an apology.
5.
commerceRare exchange trading stamps or coupons for goodsRare
- She redeemed her coupons for a free meal.
6.
ownershipTECH. recover ownership by buying backTECH.
- He redeemed his watch from the pawnshop.
7.
financeTECH. convert bonds or securities into cashTECH.
- The company redeemed its bonds early.
Expressions with redeem
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use a code to get a reward or discount
You can redeem code to get a discount on your next purchase.
make up for past mistakes or faults
He worked hard to redeem himself after the mistake.
Origin of redeem
Latin, redimere (buy back)
Examples of redeem in a sentence
Her apology helped redeem the situation. They had to redeem their freedom with gold. The prisoners were redeemed after the ransom was paid. He sought to redeem his soul through prayer. She believed love could redeem even the darkest heart. She tried to redeem herself by volunteering.
His efforts to redeem his reputation were successful. He redeemed his points for a gift card. Customers can redeem vouchers at any participating store. She managed to redeem her family's land after years. They redeemed the car loan just in time. Investors decided to redeem their shares after the market crash. She plans to redeem her savings bonds next year.
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- French:racheter, sauver, ...
- German:wiedergutmachen, freikaufen, ...
- Italian:redimere, riscattare, ...
- Spanish:compensar, rescatar, ...
- Portuguese:compensar, resgatar, ...
- Chinese:弥补, 赎回, ...
- Japanese:償う, 解放する, ...
- Arabic:عَوَّضَ, فَدَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַפֵּר עַל, לִפְדּוֹת, ...
- Russian:искупить, выкупить, ...
- Ukrainian:компенсувати, викупити, ...
- Hindi:कमी पूरी करना, मुक्त कराना, ...
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