redemption
/rɪˈdɛmpʃən/
noun
- The act of making up for a mistake or failure, or the state of being saved from sin, error, or evil.
- After years of community service, he found redemption for his past mistakes.
- The story is about a hero's journey toward redemption.
- She believed that everyone deserves a chance at redemption.
- The action of exchanging something (like a coupon, voucher, or points) for goods, money, or a benefit.
- You can use the coupon for redemption at any store location.
- Please present your ticket for redemption at the front desk.
- The redemption of airline miles requires a minimum number of points.
- The act of buying back something that was sold or given away, especially in finance or property.
- The company announced the redemption of its bonds next month.
- The redemption of the mortgage allowed them to own the house free and clear.
- He arranged for the redemption of his grandfather's watch from the pawn shop.
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