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deliverance

[dih-liv-er-uhns] / dɪˈlɪv ər əns /


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Democrats have yearned for a demographic deliverance, arguing a multiracial coalition would inevitably elevate their progressive policies.

From New York Times

This is rooted in Jamaican Black nationalist leader Marcus Garvey’s 1920s prediction that a “Black king shall be crowned” in Africa, ushering in a “day of deliverance.”

From Seattle Times

James was the leader the Lakers needed him to be against the Golden State Warriors, and Anthony Davis and the rest of his teammates followed him to deliverance.

From Los Angeles Times

Her lyrics ring like a diary: exasperated confessions of romance gone wrong, bearing all in a serene and steady voice that begs for deliverance.

From Washington Post

My soul cries/for deliverance/Will I be denied/Christ?

From Salon