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salvific

[ sal-vif-ik ]

adjective

  1. of or relating to redemptive power.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of salvific1

1585–95; < Medieval Latin salvificus, equivalent to Latin salv ( us ) safe + -i- -i- + -ficus -fic
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Example Sentences

The video also incorporated visuals of rain and thunderstorms, in an unmistakable reference to QAnon's faith in the salvific coming "storm."

From Salon

Or the hero might instead be a salvific figure, someone like Malcolm X or Huey P. Newton, who rejects the racist nation.

It’s a reconfiguration of the myth that women are the root of humanity’s sins, suggesting instead that a Black female body, mind and spirit can be a universal place for powerful beginnings or salvific transformations.

Running for office while at the intersection of many identities is not salvific.

But if books were a gift for my father—transportive, salvific—he made sure that, for his children, they were a given.

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