| Lovers, he had aplenty but true redamancy would always elude him. |
| Their mutual redamancy would trump all challenges that befell them. |
| They did not like being bested, but it was precisely his obstinate redamancy that kept them going in all its forms. |
| It was redamancy. It was heaven. It was peace. It was more than he could have ever hoped for or wanted. |
| Having loved and lost, he yearned for the sort of redamancy only the classical love of years gone past may have once known. |
