Thesaurus / redemption
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
Should redemption take place at par, and at once, the credit of the United States could not fail to be strengthened.
THE NEW NATIONFREDERIC L. PAXSON
Coyle Pardon me, the legal estate you have your equity of redemption.
OUR AMERICAN COUSINTOM TAYLOR
The redemption of the city depended upon taking its control away from Schmitz.
'THE SYSTEM,' AS UNCOVERED BY THE SAN FRANCISCO GRAFT PROSECUTIONFRANKLIN HICHBORN
And even the glorious truths of redemption are not in themselves efficacious.
THE EXPOSITOR'S BIBLE: THE FIRST BOOK OF SAMUELW. G. BLAIKIE
I confidently look to them for important coperation in this great work of redemption.
CHARLES SUMNER; HIS COMPLETE WORKS, VOLUME 18 (OF 20)CHARLES SUMNER
I lifted up my heart to God, hoping that redemption was not far off; and the rather because their insolence grew worse and worse.
CAPTIVES AMONG THE INDIANSJAMES SMITH
Manifestly, the wisdom and benevolence of God would be eager and swift to devise a plan for the redemption of so lost a race.
THE COMPLETE PROSE WORKS OF MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPERMARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER
To go and tell her must be the first step in his redemption.
THE KINGDOM ROUND THE CORNERCONINGSBY DAWSON
The assurance given to himself personally is welcome because in it there is a sound as of the beginning of Israel's redemption.
JUDGES AND RUTHROBERT A. WATSON
Aidan employed some of the gifts of money he received for the monasteries, for the redemption of slaves.
EDUCATION IN ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGESALBERT WILLIAM PARRY
WORDS RELATED TO REDEMPTION
- cure
- healing
- instauration
- reanimation
- reconstruction
- recovery
- recuperation
- redemption
- redintegration
- refurbishment
- rehabilitation
- reimbursement
- reinstatement
- reinstitution
- reinvigoration
- rejuvenation
- remedy
- remodeling
- renewal
- renovation
- reparation
- repatriation
- replacement
- restitution
- return
- revival
- revivification
- aegis
- agreement
- armament
- armor
- asylum
- bail
- bond
- care
- collateral
- compact
- contract
- covenant
- cover
- custody
- defense
- earnest
- freedom
- guarantee
- guard
- immunity
- insurance
- pact
- pawn
- pledge
- precaution
- preservation
- promise
- redemption
- refuge
- retreat
- safeguard
- safekeeping
- safeness
- safety measure
- salvation
- sanctuary
- shelter
- shield
- surety
- surveillance
- token
- ward
- warrant
- aegis
- agreement
- armament
- armor
- asylum
- bail
- bond
- care
- collateral
- compact
- contract
- covenant
- cover
- custody
- defense
- earnest
- freedom
- guarantee
- guard
- immunity
- insurance
- pact
- pawn
- pledge
- precaution
- preservation
- promise
- redemption
- refuge
- retreat
- safeguard
- safekeeping
- safeness
- safety measure
- salvation
- sanctuary
- shelter
- shield
- surety
- surveillance
- token
- ward
- warrant
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