redeemer (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈdiːm/

Definition

To compensate for the faults or bad qualities of something with good ones; to make something better or more acceptable.

Examples

• Her excellent performance in the final act redeemed the play.

• The team's spirit redeemed their otherwise disappointing season.

• He hoped his apology would redeem his past behavior.

How to Use redeemer

redeem oneself (collocation)

To make amends for past mistakes or faults. — "She worked hard to redeem herself in the eyes of her parents."

redeem a promise (collocation)

To fulfill a commitment or pledge. — "The company promised to redeem its pledge to support the charity."

redeem a voucher (collocation)

To use a voucher to get a discount or goods. — "Remember to redeem your discount voucher when you pay."

redeem a security (collocation)

To exchange a financial security for its cash value. — "The investor decided to redeem the stock."

Synonyms of redeemer

Words with a similar meaning to redeemer:

• save
• rescue
• compensate
• expiate

Antonyms of redeemer

Words with the opposite meaning to redeemer:

• condemn
• discredit

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