Synonym: buyback, repurchase, salvation. Similar words: exemption, assumption, presumption, consumption, redefinition, predestination, preemptive, contemptible. Meaning: [rɪ'dempʃn] 
n. 1. (Christianity) the act of delivering from sin or saving from evil 2. repayment of the principal amount of a debt or security at or before maturity (as when a corporation repurchases its own stock) 3. the act of purchasing back something previously sold.
n. 1. (Christianity) the act of delivering from sin or saving from evil 2. repayment of the principal amount of a debt or security at or before maturity (as when a corporation repurchases its own stock) 3. the act of purchasing back something previously sold. 
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1. And his soul, a vulgar a numb find redemption.
2. She believes that humanity is in need of redemption.
3. A charge is payable on redemption.
4. Joan's career with the firm is really beyond redemption.
5. There is a fee for early redemption.
6. He believes that redemption is based on remission of sins.
7. There they sought redemption through prayer and meditation.
8. His lawyer believes Manson is beyond redemption.
9. No man is beyond redemption.
10. The penalty for early redemption is three months' interest.
11. Creation is not cancelled out by redemption.
12. Gold redemption on demand for paper money was guaranteed.
13. The whole business was regrettable but not beyond redemption.
14. The average redemption price is given by.
15. The Corinthian women acted as though their redemption had caused them to transcend their created sexuality.
16. Brilliant new novel of redemption and rebirth from the winner of the 1988 Booker Prize.
17. Immediately contracts have been exchanged the exact redemption figure should be obtained from the mortgagee.
18. And yet the redemption of humanity is predicated on this failure.
19. The capital redemption reserve is a non-distributable reserve and represents paid up share capital.
20. Who's who of the hook[sentencedict.com],[sentencedict.com] and who is who of redemption.
21. When the third goal was scored against us, we knew the match was past redemption.
22. After another incident at the weekend, the club's reputation for violence is beyond redemption.
23. They visited the Shrine of Our Lady to pray for redemption.
24. There is a ￡195 set up fee and three months early redemption charge.
25. Borrowers have to enter details of their salaries, mortgages, rates of interest and current redemption penalties.
26. For the bond in the last example, after three years, the average redemption price is 100.25.
27. All were in this sense brethren and capable through redemption of striving to abolish sin.
28. The deal comes with free valuation, no arrangement fee or extended redemption penalties.
29. According to Rothschilds the introduction of non-certification has speeded up the redemption process by eliminating the need to return share certificates.
30. For example, Treasury 10.5% 1999 at present commands a price of ￡104 15/16 to give a gross redemption yield of 10.01%.
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