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redemptive

/rɪˈdɛmp.tɪv/

Traducción: Describe algo que sirve para redimir o expiar una culpa, un error o una situación negativa; se usa a menudo en contextos religiosos, morales o narrativos.

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adjective

/rɪˈdɛmp.tɪv/C2formal
  • esDescribe algo que sirve para redimir o expiar una culpa, un error o una situación negativa; se usa a menudo en contextos religiosos, morales o narrativos.

Describes something that serves to redeem or atone for a fault, mistake, or negative situation; often used in religious, moral, or narrative contexts.

  1. Relating to redemptionC1formal

    Connected to the act of being saved or rescued from a negative state, often in a moral or spiritual sense.

    esredentor

    • The story had a redemptive arc for the main character.
    • His redemptive actions helped restore his reputation.
    • She found a redemptive quality in helping others.

    Sinónimosexpiatoryredeemingsalvificsaving

  2. Bringing salvationC1formal

    Having the power to save someone from sin or wrongdoing, often in a religious context.

    esRedentor

    • The redemptive power of faith is a central theme in many religions.
    • He believed in the redemptive nature of sincere apology.
    • The sermon focused on the redemptive love of God.

    Sinónimosredeemingsalvificsaving

    Antónimoscondemningdamningpunishing

Formas
  • more redemptive comparative form
  • most redemptive superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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