deliverance in Irish
deliverance in Irish is anacal, fuascailt — deliverance means the act of being freed or rescued from danger, captivity, or hardship.
deliverance in Irish
anacal
fuascailt
What does "deliverance" mean?
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noun The act of being freed or rescued from danger, captivity, or hardship.
"The hostages described their release as a deliverance."
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noun The act of handing something over or bringing it to its destination.
"The deliverance of the verdict silenced the courtroom."
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deliverance in a sentence
- The hostages described their release as a deliverance.
- The village saw the end of the drought as a deliverance.
- The deliverance of the verdict silenced the courtroom.
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What is "deliverance" in Irish?
"deliverance" in Irish is anacal, fuascailt. deliverance means: The act of being freed or rescued from danger, captivity, or hardship.
How do you use "deliverance" in a sentence?
Example: "The hostages described their release as a deliverance." In Irish, "deliverance" is anacal, fuascailt.
Are there other ways to say "deliverance" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "deliverance": anacal, fuascailt.
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