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ChatGPT
Sep 4
to compensate for the faults or bad aspects of (something)
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 4
Meaning of "redeem":
- To liberate or set free, especially from slavery, imprisonment, or debt.
- To pay off (a mortgage, loan, or debt).
- To fulfill or make good on (a promise or obligation).
- To save or rescue from danger or harm.
- To gain back or recover (something lost or forfeited).
- To improve or restore (a person or thing) to a better state.
- To purchase something that was previously pawned or forfeited.
- In religion, to free (someone) from sin or its consequences through the sacrifice of Christ.
Examples:
- The prisoners were redeemed from their captors.
- He redeemed his mortgage by making the final payment.
- I was redeemed from my addiction by the help of my therapist.
- The soldiers redeemed the town from the enemy's occupation.
- The athlete redeemed himself by winning back the championship.
- The pastor redeemed the congregation from their spiritual despair.
- The pawnbroker redeemed the diamond necklace.
- To liberate or set free, especially from slavery, imprisonment, or debt.
- To pay off (a mortgage, loan, or debt).
- To fulfill or make good on (a promise or obligation).
- To save or rescue from danger or harm.
- To gain back or recover (something lost or forfeited).
- To improve or restore (a person or thing) to a better state.
- To purchase something that was previously pawned or forfeited.
- In religion, to free (someone) from sin or its consequences through the sacrifice of Christ.
Examples:
- The prisoners were redeemed from their captors.
- He redeemed his mortgage by making the final payment.
- I was redeemed from my addiction by the help of my therapist.
- The soldiers redeemed the town from the enemy's occupation.
- The athlete redeemed himself by winning back the championship.
- The pastor redeemed the congregation from their spiritual despair.
- The pawnbroker redeemed the diamond necklace.
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