redemption
/ɹɪˈdɛmpʃən/
noun 5
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8(noun.) being saved from the power of evil
VERB + REDEMPTION
be in need of, need
After losing his job, he felt he needed redemption and decided to start volunteering at the community center.
PREP
beyond ~
His behavior after the scandal was so bad that many believed he was beyond redemption.
~ from
She finally found redemption from her past mistakes through years of honest work and kindness.
(noun.) repayment of money invested/borrowed
ADJ
early
He received a discount because he paid for early redemption of his savings bond.
capital, loan, share
REDEMPTION + NOUN
date | price, value, yield
PREP
on ~
You'll need to pay a fee on redemption of your bond before the maturity date.
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