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saviour
This term carries a heavy emotional weight, often implying a sense of desperation or extreme crisis before the intervention occurs. While it can be used casually to describe someone who provides a timely solution to a minor problem, its primary resonance is one of profound gratitude and rescue from ruin.
In a religious context, the word is typically capitalized as Saviour and functions as a formal title. This usage shifts the meaning from a general act of rescue to a theological concept of spiritual redemption and salvation from sin, distinguishing it from secular assistance.
Meanings
Examples
You are my saviour for finding my lost passport.
The new CEO was hailed as the saviour of the failing company.
He believed that only a divine saviour could end the eternal war.
Thank goodness you arrived just in time to be my saviour.
The villagers prayed to their saviour for protection from the plague.
I thought I was ruined until she stepped in as my saviour.
Many people find peace by trusting in their saviour.
The brave knight was seen as the saviour of the kingdom.