Definition of redemptive in English:

redemptive

adjective rɪˈdɛmptɪvrəˈdɛm(p)tɪv

Acting to save someone from error or evil.
拯救的，救赎的
the healing power of redemptive love
挽救他人之爱所具有的治愈力。
Example sentencesExamples
- You've done a lot of work with prisoners, dealing with the redemptive power of art.
- Nor does she shirk her moral duty to counter evil with the redemptive power of truth.
- It feels emotional and meaningful to me because I do think love is incredibly redemptive.
- The kingdom is essentially redemptive and spiritual rather than political and physical.
- It is a tale of fear and guilt, emotional survival, and the redemptive power of love.
- There is a redemptive quality to these high, open moors.
- I decided that the movie, no matter how bleak and hopeless it may seem, is ultimately about redemptive hope, albeit a twisted one at that.
- Alas, the movie doesn't allow the actor to fulfill the same redemptive role.
- One rejected the book on the grounds that it had ‘no redemptive quality’.
- If this simple tale of three people and a pooch were a Hollywood movie, it would be all about the redemptive power of love.
- We profess that people of any age are included in God's unconditional love and redemptive grace.
- This is nourishing, redemptive; we become less alone inside.
- I think there's a majesty in it that makes it redemptive.
- The book is also about love - and its redemptive power.
- I wanted him to know the comfort and consolation of Christ's redemptive love.
- Themes of redemptive love, parental affection and reconciliation are worked out in the music in a very different way from the play.
- Revenge is not redemptive; it smears the soul with the same evil it seeks to repay.
- So I think there's a redemptive quality involved with taking care of people who have a need in the later years of their life.
- I found something reassuring and redemptive in this record, which went above and beyond anything that its creators could have envisaged for it.
- The pulsating core of his speech was the redemptive power of love.
Synonyms
compensating, compensatory, extenuating, offsetting, qualifying

Definition of redemptive in US English:

redemptive

adjectiverəˈdɛm(p)tɪvrəˈdem(p)tiv

Acting to save someone from error or evil.
拯救的，救赎的
the healing power of redemptive love
挽救他人之爱所具有的治愈力。
Example sentencesExamples
- If this simple tale of three people and a pooch were a Hollywood movie, it would be all about the redemptive power of love.
- I decided that the movie, no matter how bleak and hopeless it may seem, is ultimately about redemptive hope, albeit a twisted one at that.
- The kingdom is essentially redemptive and spiritual rather than political and physical.
- I think there's a majesty in it that makes it redemptive.
- So I think there's a redemptive quality involved with taking care of people who have a need in the later years of their life.
- I found something reassuring and redemptive in this record, which went above and beyond anything that its creators could have envisaged for it.
- Nor does she shirk her moral duty to counter evil with the redemptive power of truth.
- The book is also about love - and its redemptive power.
- Alas, the movie doesn't allow the actor to fulfill the same redemptive role.
- There is a redemptive quality to these high, open moors.
- The pulsating core of his speech was the redemptive power of love.
- This is nourishing, redemptive; we become less alone inside.
- We profess that people of any age are included in God's unconditional love and redemptive grace.
- I wanted him to know the comfort and consolation of Christ's redemptive love.
- It is a tale of fear and guilt, emotional survival, and the redemptive power of love.
- Revenge is not redemptive; it smears the soul with the same evil it seeks to repay.
- One rejected the book on the grounds that it had ‘no redemptive quality’.
- It feels emotional and meaningful to me because I do think love is incredibly redemptive.
- Themes of redemptive love, parental affection and reconciliation are worked out in the music in a very different way from the play.
- You've done a lot of work with prisoners, dealing with the redemptive power of art.
Synonyms
compensating, compensatory, extenuating, offsetting, qualifying

单词	redemptive
释义	Definition of redemptive in English: redemptive adjective rɪˈdɛmptɪvrəˈdɛm(p)tɪv Acting to save someone from error or evil. 拯救的，救赎的 the healing power of redemptive love 挽救他人之爱所具有的治愈力。 Example sentencesExamples You've done a lot of work with prisoners, dealing with the redemptive power of art. Nor does she shirk her moral duty to counter evil with the redemptive power of truth. It feels emotional and meaningful to me because I do think love is incredibly redemptive. The kingdom is essentially redemptive and spiritual rather than political and physical. It is a tale of fear and guilt, emotional survival, and the redemptive power of love. There is a redemptive quality to these high, open moors. I decided that the movie, no matter how bleak and hopeless it may seem, is ultimately about redemptive hope, albeit a twisted one at that. Alas, the movie doesn't allow the actor to fulfill the same redemptive role. One rejected the book on the grounds that it had ‘no redemptive quality’. If this simple tale of three people and a pooch were a Hollywood movie, it would be all about the redemptive power of love. We profess that people of any age are included in God's unconditional love and redemptive grace. This is nourishing, redemptive; we become less alone inside. I think there's a majesty in it that makes it redemptive. The book is also about love - and its redemptive power. I wanted him to know the comfort and consolation of Christ's redemptive love. Themes of redemptive love, parental affection and reconciliation are worked out in the music in a very different way from the play. Revenge is not redemptive; it smears the soul with the same evil it seeks to repay. So I think there's a redemptive quality involved with taking care of people who have a need in the later years of their life. I found something reassuring and redemptive in this record, which went above and beyond anything that its creators could have envisaged for it. The pulsating core of his speech was the redemptive power of love. Synonyms compensating, compensatory, extenuating, offsetting, qualifying Definition of redemptive in US English: redemptive adjectiverəˈdɛm(p)tɪvrəˈdem(p)tiv Acting to save someone from error or evil. 拯救的，救赎的 the healing power of redemptive love 挽救他人之爱所具有的治愈力。 Example sentencesExamples If this simple tale of three people and a pooch were a Hollywood movie, it would be all about the redemptive power of love. I decided that the movie, no matter how bleak and hopeless it may seem, is ultimately about redemptive hope, albeit a twisted one at that. The kingdom is essentially redemptive and spiritual rather than political and physical. I think there's a majesty in it that makes it redemptive. So I think there's a redemptive quality involved with taking care of people who have a need in the later years of their life. I found something reassuring and redemptive in this record, which went above and beyond anything that its creators could have envisaged for it. Nor does she shirk her moral duty to counter evil with the redemptive power of truth. The book is also about love - and its redemptive power. Alas, the movie doesn't allow the actor to fulfill the same redemptive role. There is a redemptive quality to these high, open moors. The pulsating core of his speech was the redemptive power of love. This is nourishing, redemptive; we become less alone inside. We profess that people of any age are included in God's unconditional love and redemptive grace. I wanted him to know the comfort and consolation of Christ's redemptive love. It is a tale of fear and guilt, emotional survival, and the redemptive power of love. Revenge is not redemptive; it smears the soul with the same evil it seeks to repay. One rejected the book on the grounds that it had ‘no redemptive quality’. It feels emotional and meaningful to me because I do think love is incredibly redemptive. Themes of redemptive love, parental affection and reconciliation are worked out in the music in a very different way from the play. You've done a lot of work with prisoners, dealing with the redemptive power of art. Synonyms compensating, compensatory, extenuating, offsetting, qualifying
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