ransomed
- adjective
- /ˈrænsəmd/
- Literature
- In Christian belief, the faithful are ransomed by the sacrifice of Jesus.
Examples
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The ransomed souls found peace at last.
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She felt ransomed from her old life after her spiritual awakening.
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Hymns often celebrate the joy of being ransomed and forgiven.
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She felt ransomed from her past mistakes.
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In Christian belief, the faithful are ransomed from sin through the sacrifice of Jesus.
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Hymns often celebrate the joy of being ransomed and liberated from spiritual captivity.
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The ransomed souls found peace at last after their spiritual journey.
Synonyms
Saved from sin by forgiveness when you believe
People who believe they are rescued from sin and its punishment
Antonyms
How Saved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ransomed in religious language uses the image of a paid ransom or being redeemed, meaning 'bought back', so to be ransomed is to be 'saved' or freed from sin by that act.