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redeem English

Meaning redeem meaning

What does redeem mean?
Definitions in simple English

redeem Verb

— If you redeem a debt, you finish paying it off. It would cost $120,000 to redeem the mortgage. — If you redeem something you own, such as bonds, trading stamps, etc., you exchange it for money or goods.

redeem

— verb (= save) save from sins — verb restore the honor or worth of — verb to turn in (vouchers or coupons) and receive something in exchange — verb convert into cash; of commercial papers — verb (= pay off) pay off (loans or promissory notes) — verb (= ransom) exchange or buy back for money; under threat

Synonyms redeem synonyms

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redeem English » English

ransom save buy back rescue recover deliver restore retrieve remit pay off liberate amortize repurchase repay free absolve unchain set free reprieve release redemption recoup quit emancipate defend compensate cash buy off buy atone acquit whitewash uproot unfreeze uncork uncompress unblock turn into money take out of pawn take care of spell solve sift shock mitigation settle up send back save from salary safeguard return

Topics redeem topics

What do people use redeem to talk about?
Social behavior Religion Practice religion

Salvation
Physical actions Move Pursue

Set free

Conjugation redeem conjugation

How do you conjugate redeem?

redeem · verb

Examples redeem examples

How do I use redeem in a sentence?

Simple sentences

His eyes redeem his face from sternness.

Movie subtitles

Christian Warriors could redeem in gold, and escape the horrible fate of slavery.
Father is going to redeem these poor slaves!
On the life of your child, redeem it!
Redeem your oath!
I want to redeem myself in his eyes!
I was actually tracing counterfeit money. I wanted to redeem myself in your eyes, Inspector.
The armies of Christ shall arise and redeem his tomb.
Faith shall redeem the world!
I know how much I have to redeem.
Go and redeem some younger, more promising creature, and leave me to keep Christmas in my own way.
I'd like to redeem my.
I'll redeem myself.
He has the power to redeem you from disbelief and delusions.
I every day expect a summons from my Redeemer. to redeem me hence. and now. in peace my soul shall part for heaven. since I have left my friends at peace on earth.
You had a chance to redeem your unfortunate life in the service of your country.
I'll redeem that watch anytime for a thousand.
I'll redeem that some day with interest.
The anthropologist can even redeem them from their worst ailments, toothache, which brings him foremost respect and great trust.
Didn't you just redeem the necklace?
I'Il find her a husband. I'll redeem myself. She's young, she'll be rich and she'Il be happy.
It would redeem you, Barclay.
General, allow me to redeem myself in your eyes.
He wasn't too anxious to redeem the pawn ticket.
And you won't get away later unless you redeem that pledge.
Not redeem?
We can redeem ourselves.
I will give you an opportunity.. To redeem yourself Monsieur La Tour La Tour.
Oh, yes, and, uh, have her run down to the pawnshop and redeem this, will you?
The reason better be good, or I'll have to redeem my honor.
I'Il find her a husband. I'll redeem myself.
I'll redeem myself by bringing him to you.
I am going to redeem myself.
They said she had to redeem our sins.
Let me have 50 cents for these glasses, I'll redeem them.
He shall redeem the despised and wreak vengeance in the name of the burned and the tortured!
I can redeem anything I did, even the presence of our children in this world.
Ever since, on that date, every year, he returns to redeem himself.
Yet he preferred to fall, fall. in order to redeem your sins.
The waitress may redeem his sins.

News and current affairs

In order to redeem the liberal project, American and European leaders will need to reformulate it in such a way that it can provide convincing solutions to problems such as environmental degradation and economic inequality.
It is a depressing, pathetic record, which the UN is trying--probably in vain--to redeem by appearing, in the Iraq crisis, as the voice of reason and international legitimacy.
But even amid a massive police manhunt and a citywide lockdown, planners were already focusing on ensuring that next year's marathon will redeem the tragedy of this one.
Bush has said that history will redeem him, and compares himself to President Harry S. Truman, who left office with low poll ratings because of the Korean War, yet is well regarded today.
The US should now do right by this peaceful and democratic country: recognize Mauritius' rightful ownership of Diego Garcia, renegotiate the lease, and redeem past sins by paying a fair amount for land that it has illegally occupied for decades.
The rich world can redeem itself, indeed promote its interests in global peace and prosperity, by proving that the Millennium Development Goals are not empty words.
All the money circulating in the eurozone originated in these five countries and was then largely used to buy goods and assets in the northern member countries and redeem foreign debt taken from them.
Attempting to redeem past mistakes is not advisable when it means making even bigger ones.
The central bank promised to redeem its own currency on demand by any holders, foreign or domestic, in prescribed amounts of hard currencies.
Certainly, America's guarantee of its NATO allies' security will not become worthless; but it will become far more difficult to redeem it in full.

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