nonredemptive
nonredemptive adjective: not redemptive.
Adjective
nonredemptive (not comparable)
- Not redemptive
- Maria Speth’s “Madonnas,” a German-language film about an aimless, reckless young mother of five trying to get her life back together, might have been a Sundance film (it has some resemblance to “SherryBaby” ) but for the English subtitles and the decidedly nonredemptive ending.2007 February 15, A. O. Scott, “Whimsy, Pessimism and ‘Lady Chatterley’ in Berlin”, in New York Times
Origin of nonredemptive
From non- + redemptive.
Questions about nonredemptive
- What does nonredemptive mean?
- Nonredemptive means not redemptive.
- What part of speech is nonredemptive?
- Nonredemptive is an adjective.
Words near nonredemptive in the dictionary
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