salvation
/ˈsælvətʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being saved from harm or other negative outcomes; deliverance or rescue
“Her salvation came in the form of a generous scholarship that allowed her to pursue her education.”
2. noun
the act of saving or delivering someone or something from harm or other negative outcomes
“The firefighter’s heroic act was a testament to his salvation of the trapped child.”
3. noun
a feeling of being saved or rescued, often accompanied by a sense of relief or gratitude
“The couple felt a deep sense of salvation after finally finding their lost puppy.”
4. noun
a state of spiritual redemption or enlightenment, often associated with religious or mystical experiences
“The spiritual leader spoke of the importance of finding salvation through prayer and meditation.”
5. noun
a person or thing that brings salvation or relief, often in a time of need
“The doctor was a salvation for the family, helping them to navigate their son’s serious illness.”
6. verb
to save or deliver someone or something from harm or other negative outcomes
“The rescue team worked tirelessly to salvation the stranded hikers.”
7. verb
to bring relief or comfort to someone or something in a time of need
“The warm cup of coffee was a salvation for the cold and shivering hiker.”