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savior

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈseɪvjɚ/ · UK /ˈseɪvjə/

savior means: Someone who saves another person from danger or serious trouble.

noun

RESCUERB2

Someone who saves another person from danger or serious trouble.

  • The firefighter was her savior.
  • They welcomed him as the savior of their village.
  • Our team found an unlikely savior in its youngest player.

How to use it: savior of someone/something (The new owner became the savior of the struggling club.)

Similar words: rescuer, deliverer

Common phrases: someone's savior, unlikely savior, savior of someone

DONOR CHILDC2

Describing a child conceived to provide cells or an organ that could save a seriously ill brother or sister.

  • The article discusses savior siblings.
  • Their savior baby provided cells for his sister's treatment.
  • The parents considered having a savior child to help their sick son.

Common phrases: savior sibling, savior baby, savior child

Questions about savior

What does savior mean?

Someone who saves another person from danger or serious trouble.

What is savior in other languages?

Türkçe: kurtarıcı · Español: salvador · Français: sauveur · Deutsch: Retter · Italiano: salvatore · 日本語: 救い主

How do you pronounce savior?

In American English /ˈseɪvjɚ/; in British English /ˈseɪvjə/.

How do you use savior in a sentence?

The firefighter was her savior. They welcomed him as the savior of their village.

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