salvation

• Nom désignant l'acte de sauver ou d'être sauvé d'un danger, d'un mal ou de la perdition, souvent dans un contexte spirituel ou religieux, avec l'idée de rédemption ou de délivrance.

A noun referring to the act of being saved or protected from harm, danger, loss, or destruction, often with a spiritual or religious connotation.

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1. Deliverance from sinB2formal

   In theology, the act of being saved from sin and its consequences, often through divine intervention.

   Salut (délivrance du péché)

   • The preacher spoke of salvation through faith.
   • Many religions offer a path to salvation.
   • He found salvation in his spiritual beliefs.

   Synonymesdeliveranceliberationredemptionrescuesaving

   Antonymescondemnationdamnationperdition

2. Preservation from harmB2formal

   A means or cause that protects someone from danger, difficulty, or an unpleasant situation.

   Salut, sauvegarde

   • The lifeboat was their salvation from the sinking ship.
   • Her quick thinking was the salvation of the entire project.
   • The emergency fund proved to be their financial salvation.

   Synonymesdeliverancepreservationrescuesafeguardsaving

   Antonymesdangerhazardperilriskthreat

3. State of being savedB2formal

   The condition of being rescued or preserved from harm, loss, or destruction.

   salut (état de sauvé)

   • The hikers' salvation came when the rescue team arrived.
   • He credited the medicine for his salvation from the disease.
   • The community's salvation depended on the dam holding.

   Synonymesdeliverancepreservationredemptionrescuesafetysaving

   Antonymescondemnationdamnationdestructionperditionruin

4. Act of rescuingB2formal

   The action of saving someone or something from a harmful or unpleasant situation.

   Action de sauver

   • The firefighter's salvation of the child was heroic.
   • Her intervention led to the salvation of the endangered species.
   • The salvation of the company required drastic measures.

   Synonymesdeliveranceredemptionrescuesaving

   Antonymesabandonmentcondemnationendangermentjeopardyperil