unredeemed

as inlost
as indoomed

Synonyms for unredeemed

adj missing, off-track

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Word Origin & History

early 15c., "buy back, ransom," from Middle French redemer "buy back," from Latin redimere (see redemption). Theological sense of "deliver from sin and spiritual death" is from c.1500. Meaning "make amends for" is from 1520s. Sense of "make good" (a promise, obligation, etc.) is from 1840. Related: Redeemed; redeeming.

Example Sentences forunredeemed

For unredeemed devilishness, the dervishes have had no equals.

The girl's face was as it had been from the first, unredeemed evil.

If the known effects are unredeemed, the suspicion is not unnatural, that so are the unknown.

Do they want that the King's Message will for ever remain unfulfilled and unredeemed?

Like Hull's defeat, it was unredeemed by a single glimmer of light.

When it failed, all sorts of people were left with these unredeemed pledges in hand.

It is unenlivened by pageantry, as it is unredeemed by courtesy.

Jasper, then, was an unredeemed villain, but he was anything than a fool.

But the pallor of Max is unredeemed; it is morbid and profound.

We are sold also like slaves, and lie as unredeemed pledges in taverns.

unredeemed

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More words related to unredeemed

doomed

lost