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saved

[seɪvd]

saved Definition

  • 1rescued from harm, danger, or loss
  • 2economized or avoided unnecessary expense
  • 3Christianity: preserved from sin and its consequences by faith in Jesus Christ

Using saved: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "saved" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The firefighters saved the family from the burning building.

  • Example

    She saved money by buying groceries in bulk.

  • Example

    He was saved by his faith in God.

  • Example

    I'm so glad I saved that document before my computer crashed.

saved Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with saved

  • saved by the bell

    rescued from a difficult or unpleasant situation by a timely interruption or occurrence

    Example

    I was about to fail the test when the fire alarm went off, and I was saved by the bell.

  • to save money for a future time of need or emergency

    Example

    I always try to save some money for a rainy day, just in case something unexpected happens.

  • saved one's bacon

    rescued someone from a difficult or dangerous situation

    Example

    Thanks for lending me the money. You really saved my bacon!

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Summary: saved in Brief

The term 'saved' [seɪvd] refers to being rescued from harm, danger, or loss, as well as economizing or avoiding unnecessary expense. In Christianity, it means being preserved from sin and its consequences by faith in Jesus Christ. Examples include 'The firefighters saved the family from the burning building.' and 'She saved money by buying groceries in bulk.' Phrases like 'saved by the bell' and 'save for a rainy day' denote timely rescue and financial planning, respectively.

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