messiah
/ˈmɛsiə/ or /mɪˈsɛɪə/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially a savior or liberator, revered and admired for their exceptional qualities or achievements.
“The new rockstar was hailed as a messiah by her devoted fans.”
2. noun
A person sent or regarded as sent by God to bring salvation.
“Jesus is considered the messiah in Christianity.”
3. noun
A person who has a profound influence or effect.
“The new technology was seen as a messiah for the industry, bringing about significant changes.”
4. verb
To act as a savior or liberator.
“The new policy will messiah the community by providing much-needed aid.”