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."
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