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Granted redemption or salvation
Past tense for recover possession
“The disposal of the clan land to strangers without the consent of the clansmen is subject to the fiat that any other clan member can redeem that clan land on payment of the purchase price to the purchaser.”
Past tense for to free from the penalties or consequences of sin
“A new female spiritual force to redeem the world.”
Past tense for to do what is required by the terms of
“When independence finally came, in August 1947, Gandhi thought it time to redeem his party's old promise.”
Past tense for do something that compensates for poor past performance or behaviour
“Both sides struggled through their groups, but know they can redeem themselves with one huge performance.”
“One feature alone redeems the book.”
“I would be at her house to act like a servant to redeem my sins.”
“Assurance is the calmness that people sense and feel when they know that God has sent Jesus to save us and redeem us.”
“The voucher will be redeemed for one toy.”
“They would pay less each month than with a standard repayment loan, gain free life cover and end up with a lump sum that would redeem the mortgage and leave plenty over for the holiday of their dreams or a brand new top-of-the-range car.”
Verb
To have recovered something that has been misplaced, stolen, or hidden away
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
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