1. to exchange something for money, goods, or services
2. to make up for something bad or wrong; to restore one’s reputation
3. to save someone from sin or evil
Usage: religious

Examples

• She redeemed her gift card at the bookstore.
• I need to redeem these coupons before they expire.
• He tried to redeem himself after the mistake by working extra hours.
• The team’s victory redeemed their poor performance last season.
• The pastor spoke about how faith can redeem lost souls.
• They had to redeem their property from the bank after paying off the loan.
• The company allowed customers to redeem points for merchandise.