Redemptive (adjective)

1. Relating to redemption or the act of redeeming.
2. Having the power to save someone or something from sin, error, or evil.
3. Bringing hope, comfort, or a sense of renewal to someone.

Origin:

Late middle english redemptif, from old french redemptif, from latin redempt-, redemptor 'redeemer'.

Examples:

1. The film has a redemptive ending where the protagonist overcomes his inner demons.
2. The act of forgiveness can be redemptive for both the forgiver and the forgiven.
3. The redemptive power of love is a central theme in many stories.
4. The redemptive power of nature was evident in the way she felt after spending time in the park.
5. The redemptive qualities of music make it a powerful tool for healing and renewal.