The word 'deliverance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of being rescued or saved from something difficult or dangerous. Example sentence: After months of waiting, the hostages finally experienced the deliverance of being rescued from their captors.
His opponents, many of whom saw him as a corrupt dictator, will sense deliverance.
Promises of Mr Mobutu's return do little for morale.Meanwhile, down in the Cité, the shambolic zone of the poor, deliverance feels at hand.
Media-freedom advocates fear Mr Correa is setting a bad example in the region.In this section The media and the mouth The big beast Deliverance?
But Filipinos may feel they have no better alternative to the unwavering faith which holds that deliverance, whether by a pope or president, is nigh.
Some in the crowd fell to kiss the earth, some bent in prayer, others were in tears at such deliverance.
THE employees who lit candles and prayed for deliverance as Philippine Airlines was given its last rites are wrong if they believe the expected resurrection of the national flag-carrier is a miracle.
Those that are not popular with Twitter's users will be removed.In this section Growing pains Scowls and moans Up for promotion Networked networks Hoping for deliverance Pert ambition Stakes in kidneys An emerging challenge ReprintsTwitter says it wants to see how successful this approach is before it moves to the next phase of its plan.
The identification of observation and perceptual experience persisted well into the 20th century—so much so that Carl Hempel could characterize the scientific enterprise as an attempt to predict and explain the deliverances of the senses (Hempel 1952, 653).
Phenomenalism held that all our knowledge comes from our sense impressions: we can know only sense data, i.e. the deliverances of perceptual experience.
The three major prongs of Dai's critique of Neo Confucians like Wang were that they (1) encouraged people to treat their subjective opinions as the deliverances of some infallible moral sense, (2) projected Buddhist inspired concepts back onto the ancient Confucian classics, and (3) ignored the ethical value of ordinary physical desires.
For generations, this island state has suffered patronising remarks from Sydneysiders about its rustic, rural backwardness and its supposed "Deliverance -style in-breeDeliverance -style
