Salvation (noun)

1. The state of being saved or protected from harm, ruin, or loss.
2. The state of being saved or protected from eternal damnation in a religious context.
3. The action or process of saving or being saved.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french salvacion, from latin salvatio(n-), from salvare "to save".

Examples:

1. The ship's crew was clinging to the wreckage, their only hope for salvation was a passing ship.
2. The religion promises salvation for those who follow its teachings.
3. The company"s financial troubles were only overcome through the salvation provided by the government"s bailout.
4. The soldier found salvation in the form of a medic who rescued him from the battlefield.
5. The salvation of the planet rests in the hands of the next generation.