Definitions

1. noun

The act of saving or redeeming something from sin, error, or evil.

“The sermon was about the redemption of humanity through faith.”

2. noun

The act of paying off a debt or obligation, especially one that was incurred under duress.

“After years of struggling, she finally found redemption through the sale of her art.”

3. noun

A person or thing that redeems something.

“He was a symbol of redemption for his community after helping them in their time of need.”

4. noun

A feeling of being saved or rescued from a difficult or unpleasant situation.

“Finding a job after a long period of unemployment brought her a sense of redemption.”

5. noun

In Christianity, the state of being saved or forgiven for one’s sins.

“The concept of redemption is central to Christian theology.”

6. noun

The act of reclaiming or restoring something to a former state or condition.

“The restoration of the old building was a symbol of redemption for the city.”