redeemed
word · lemma: redeem
Definition
Describes someone or something that has been saved from a mistake or fault, or has been exchanged for something of value, like points for a prize.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in formal or religious contexts (e.g., 'redeemed by good deeds'), but also common in loyalty programs or vouchers ('redeemed points'). Not the same as 'refund'. 'Redeemed' can mean both moral/spiritual rescue and exchanging something for value.
Example Sentences
He felt redeemed after he apologized to his friend.
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The coupon was redeemed for a free drink.
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After years in prison, he was finally redeemed and released.
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She felt redeemed when her hard work paid off and she got the promotion.
natural
All my points were redeemed last month for a new blender.
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He finally felt redeemed in his mother's eyes after years of disappointment.
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