redemption

• Nom désignant l'acte de racheter ou d'être racheté, en particulier la délivrance du péché ou du mal, ou le fait de récupérer quelque chose en échange d'un paiement.

A noun referring to the act of being saved from sin, error, or evil, or the act of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment.

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1. Theological deliveranceB2formal

   The act of being saved from sin, evil, or error, often through a divine or spiritual intervention.

   Rédemption théologique

   • The sermon focused on the redemption of humanity through faith.
   • He sought redemption for his past mistakes.
   • Many religions teach the concept of redemption and forgiveness.

   Synonymesabsolutionatonementdeliveranceexpiationsalvation

   Antonymescondemnationdamnation

2. Financial repaymentC1formalbusiness

   The repayment of the principal amount of a debt, bond, or security, often at or before its maturity date.

   Remboursement (d'une obligation, d'une dette)

   • The company announced the redemption of its outstanding bonds.
   • Investors received full redemption of their shares.
   • Early redemption of the loan incurred a penalty fee.

   Synonymesdischargepayoffrepaymentretirementsettlement

3. Recovery of somethingB2formal

   The act of buying back or regaining possession of something that was previously sold, lost, or pawned.

   rachat

   • He managed the redemption of his watch from the pawn shop.
   • The redemption of the stolen artwork took years of negotiation.
   • She worked hard for the redemption of her family's property.

   Synonymesbuybackreclamationrecoveryrepossessionrepurchaseretrieval

   Antonymesforfeitureloss