Forgive and Redeem

Forgive

Forgive verb - To cease to have feelings of anger or bitterness toward.

Usage example: it is not easy to forgive those who have hurt us

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Redeem and forgive are semantically related in atone topic. In some cases you can use "Redeem" instead a verb "Forgive".

Redeem verb - To free from the penalties or consequences of sin.

Usage example: the belief that sinners are redeemed by their faith in God

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Forgive and redeem are semantically related in atone topic. Sometimes you can use "Forgive" instead a verb "Redeem".

Nearby Words: redeeming, redeemable, Redeemer

friend	forgive friend	redeem friend
humanity	forgive humanity	redeem humanity
character	forgive character	redeem character
man	forgive man	redeem man
Other words: people, someone, characters, actions, villain, crime, father, myself, sins, mistakes.

And then she acts surprised and somewhat disgusted that Revan attempted to redeem and forgive Malak, despite her getting the same treatment not even an hour before.

Source: Easily Forgiven
Belief that a loving God stands ready to forgive and redeem any human who seeks out forgiveness is a very important feature in most strains of Protestantism, Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, the LDS, and other faiths.

Source: Insane Forgiveness
Even if Emma tries to redeem herself, like in those fanfics listed above, Taylor will not forgive her in several of those stories.

Source: We Used to Be Friends

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