to redeem
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4.4
- verb
- /rɪˈdim/
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- Consumers who recycle their containers can redeem the refund value at more than 2,000 buyback recycling centers.
- a coupon to redeem
Sign up for win rewards and redeem for resort credit.
- Sign up for win rewards and redeem for resort credit.
- To keep your crypto secure, redeem reward points into crypto.
Examples
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And so you can actually redeem that dollar for something.
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Tickets can be redeemed at the box office.
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I need some gas money so I can go redeem the ticket.
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Where do I go to redeem them?
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It's a 100% valid promise, and you can redeem it in one hour.
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Earn points while you surf to redeem for gift cards at places you love to shop.
Blog text (9) -
Have you redeemed it yet?
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After the interview was completed, each participant received a $10.00 coupon to be redeemed at a local supermarket.
Academic text (2004) -
Mail-in rebates are special coupons that can only be redeemed after you purchase a product.
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You can easily redeem your coupons at the grocery store checkout.
Synonyms
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To give something and get something in return
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Redeem comes from Latin parts re- 'again' and emere 'to buy', so it once meant 'to buy back'. That idea explains why to redeem a voucher or coupon is to exchange it for the promised item, as if you 'buy back' what the voucher stands for.