adjective
Uncommon
redeemed
Redeemed (adjective) means having been saved, forgiven, or restored to good standing. Example: “He felt like a redeemed man after finally paying off his debts.”
adjective
1
Having been saved, forgiven, or restored to good standing.
"He felt like a redeemed man after finally paying off his debts."
2
Already used or cashed in, and therefore no longer valid.
"The voucher was marked as redeemed, so the cashier couldn't accept it again."
How to use redeemed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEither "saved/forgiven" or, for coupons and vouchers, "already used up."
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more redeemed
- Superlative
- most redeemed
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What does “redeemed” mean?
The word “redeemed” means having been saved, forgiven, or restored to good standing. In plain terms, either "saved/forgiven" or, for coupons and vouchers, "already used up.".
How do you use “redeemed” in a sentence?
Here is “redeemed” used in a sentence: “He felt like a redeemed man after finally paying off his debts.”
What is the opposite of “redeemed”?
The opposite of “redeemed” — its antonyms — is unredeemed.
What part of speech is “redeemed”?
“Redeemed” is an adjective.
Is “redeemed” a common word?
“Redeemed” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “redeemed” have?
“Redeemed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: having been saved, forgiven, or restored to good standing.
