Redeeming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDEEMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REDEEM, to buy back
• compensate for the faults or bad aspects of
• do something that compensates for poor past performance or behaviour
• atone or make amends for (sin, error, or evil)
• save (someone) from sin, error, or evil
• gain or regain possession of (something) in exchange for payment
• repay (a stock, bond, or other instrument) at the maturity date.
• exchange (a coupon, voucher, or trading stamp) for goods, a discount, or money.
• pay the necessary money to clear (a debt)
• free (oneself or another) from slavery or captivity by paying a ransom
• fulfil or carry out (a pledge or promise)
ADJECTIVE:
• making up for faults or deficiencies
• bringing about salvation or redemption from sin
• compensating for some fault or defect

Words related to REDEEMING

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Words that contain REDEEMING

coredeeming17

How to use REDEEMING in a sentence

• What was wanted in redeeming myself, my master agreed to wait on me for, until I could procure it for him.
• But after all deductions for partial representation, enough remains to show that Antony had all the faults of Caesar, with little of his redeeming greatness.
• He was seldom known to tell the truth and possessed very few redeeming qualities.
• It is the peculiarity of American slavery, that it has no redeeming features.
• The one redeeming feature in the whole performance was the grand music.
• Nothing about her suggested anything so redeeming as a quest for Something Somewhere.
• God knows, I hold no brief for the man, but this love of his was the one redeeming feature of a bad life.
• This last company, however, was interested in redeeming lands about Dismal Swamp in eastern Virginia and it was the only one that succeeded.
• No one can be five minutes in the companionship of the Apostle Paul without discovering how wealthy is his sense of the wealthy, redeeming ministry of God.
• The only redeeming feature about them is that they are themselves fairly good to eat, although with too many bones.
• The one redeeming feature is a wall painting of the Ten Virgins by Lord Leighton.
• Not a very attractive programme, but all the same the volume has one or two redeeming features.
• His two redeeming points are his affection for his old old servant, Chuffey, and his forgiveness of Jonas after his attempt to poison him.
• They have entered into it and shared it, and they have counted neither money nor life dear to themselves in their desire to reveal the power of redeeming and transforming love.
• Yet both were evidently capable of strong friendship, and thus possessed the redeeming quality most unusual in the selfishness and struggles of political existence.
• Had any loan taken place in my time, I should have strongly urged a redeeming tax.
• Yet it never exists unrelieved by redeeming qualities.
• They say that no nature is thoroughly evil, that every man has some redeeming qualities.
• Christ came to reveal the free grace and gift of God in redeeming us from our doom and restoring our heavenly destiny.
• He is a creative power of life to those who receive him in faith in his redeeming death upon the cross, that is to say, to those who are justified.
• It was civil war, without any of the redeeming manhood which strips even that of its aspects of misery and horror.
• In order to raise funds for redeeming the charges they were obliged to sell property.
• For several years she bore a bright testimony to His redeeming grace, and each Sunday was a real feast day to her.
• He painted each class and found some redeeming trait in all save the last.
• For men to lay their hands on everything existing in the world would be a holy work, the redeeming revolution of the future.
• That was the only redeeming point in that whole assembly, she thought.
• In tracing his history in America, we look in vain for any redeeming traits in his character.
• It was a hard fate, which sometimes continued the whole voyage, especially if no redeeming features presented themselves.
• I am irresolute, full of most excellent intentions, and in effect as bad as she without the redeeming features of extraordinary cleverness.
• If he could find that it contained a single redeeming principle that was superior to the old order, he felt that he should be able to surrender his disbelief.
• And the Quakers say they believe he saw him inwardly, for he witnessed in his own spirit, which is the same thing, the redeeming power of the spirit of God.
• Their obscurity is a redeeming feature of the society which can tolerate their existence.

Similar words containing DEEM without suffix ing and without prefix re

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