hope of salvation
collocation in Englishmeaningsofhopeandsalvation
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hope
noun[C or U]
uk/həʊp/us/hoʊp/
something good that you want to happen in the future, or a confident feeling about what will happen in ...
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salvation
noun
uk/sælˈveɪ.ʃən/us/sælˈveɪ.ʃən/
(a way of) being saved from danger, loss, ...
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(Definition ofhopeandsalvationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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It is our onlyhopeofsalvation.
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It will not work, and therein lies our onlyhopeofsalvation.
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However, there is onehopeofsalvation: radical solutions are required at such an historic crossroads.
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I believe it could be done, and in that direction lies our greatesthopeofsalvation.
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In that strength lies its onlyhopeofsalvationfrom takeover and subjection.
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We are certain that in mutual trust and willing co-operation lies our onlyhopeofsalvation.
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The besthopeofsalvationnow lies in the promptest possible treatment of venereal disease after its commencement.
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Therefore, there is only onehopeofsalvationin the air and that lies in pooled security.
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The tension may be prolonged, the effort required may be exacting, but ourhopeofsalvationlies in our readiness for present sacrifices.
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A person who knowingly, willfully and unrepentantly rejects baptism has nohopeofsalvation.
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It is written that the sacrosanct objective of globalisation constitutes our one and onlyhopeofsalvationand that globalisation is beneficial both economically and socially.
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Let them do that, and they will be doing something to bring out of this terrible war thehopeofsalvationfor the future of the people of this country.
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At this same time, she also began to increasingly hear voices inside her telling her that her onlyhopeofsalvationwas to become a nun.
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It is not the way most churches practice evangelism currently which rely on an intellectual argument with thehopeofsalvationthrough logic and structured rituals.
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