redeem /ri-dēmˈ/

1. To buy back
2. To act so as to settle or discharge (a burden, obligation, etc)
3. To recover or free by payment
4. To free oneself from (a promise) by fulfilment
5. To ransom
6. To rescue, deliver, free
7. (of God or Christ) to deliver from sin
8. To get back
9. To reclaim
10. To exchange (tokens, vouchers, etc) for goods, or (bonds, shares, etc) for cash
11. To pay the penalty of
12. To atone for
13. To compensate for
14. To put (time) to the best advantage

redeemabilˈity noun

redeemˈable adjective

redeemˈableness noun

redeemˈably adverb

redeemˈer noun

redeemˈing adjective

redeemˈless adjective

Not to be redeemed

the Redeemer

The Saviour, Jesus Christ

• chance one's luck
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• chance would be a fine thing
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• canicular cycle