salvador

word

/ˈsæɫvəˌdɔɹ/
/ˈsælvəˌdɔː/

Definition

A salvador is someone or something that saves or rescues others from danger, harm, or difficulty. It is also often used in religious contexts to refer to a spiritual savior.

Usage & Nuances

Often used in formal or religious contexts. In Christianity, it specifically refers to Jesus Christ as "the Savior." In everyday language, it's less common and can sound elevated or metaphorical.

Example Sentences

He wants to be a salvador for his community.

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The lifeguard was their salvador during the storm.

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Many people see Jesus as their salvador.

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After fixing the power outage, the electrician was called the office's salvador.

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You were my salvador today—thanks for picking me up when my car broke down.

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He's seen as a political salvador during tough times in the country.

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