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redemption in Spanish

redemption in Spanish is redención, amortización — redemption means the act of making up for past mistakes or wrongdoing and restoring one's reputation.

redemption in Spanish

redención
noun
amortización
noun
The recovery, for a fee, of a pawned article.
redención
noun
The recovery, for a fee, of a pawned article.

What does "redemption" mean?

  1. noun The act of making up for past mistakes or wrongdoing and restoring one's reputation.
    "His comeback season was seen as redemption after years of injury setbacks."
  2. noun The act of exchanging a voucher, bond, or points for its cash value.
    "The redemption of the bonds is due at the end of the year."
  3. noun In religious use, salvation from sin.
    "The novel explores themes of guilt and redemption."
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redemption in a sentence

  • His comeback season was seen as redemption after years of injury setbacks.
  • The redemption of the bonds is due at the end of the year.
  • The novel explores themes of guilt and redemption.

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What is "redemption" in Spanish?

"redemption" in Spanish is redención, amortización. redemption means: The act of making up for past mistakes or wrongdoing and restoring one's reputation.

How do you use "redemption" in a sentence?

Example: "His comeback season was seen as redemption after years of injury setbacks." In Spanish, "redemption" is redención, amortización.

Are there other ways to say "redemption" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "redemption": redención, amortización.

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