saved

As a proper noun savage

is .

As a verb saved is

(save).

As an adjective saved is

(christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As verbs the difference between quickened and saved

is that quickened is (quicken) while saved is (save).

As an adjective saved is

(christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As verbs the difference between salvaged and saved

is that salvaged is (salvage) while saved is (save).

As an adjective saved is

(christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As a verb saved

is (save).

As an adjective saved

is (christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As a proper noun putin is

.

As adjectives the difference between unscathed and saved

is that unscathed is not harmed or damaged in any way; untouched while saved is rescued from the consequences of sin.

As a verb saved is

past tense of save.

As adjectives the difference between stinted and saved

is that stinted is (dated) constrained; restrained; confined while saved is (christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As verbs the difference between stinted and saved

is that stinted is (stint) while saved is (save).

As verbs the difference between stowed and saved

is that stowed is (stow) while saved is (save).

As an adjective saved is

(christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As adjectives the difference between godly and saved

is that godly is of or pertaining to a god while saved is (christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.

As an adverb godly

is in a godly manner; piously; devoutly; righteously.

As a verb saved is

(save).

As adjectives the difference between maintained and saved

is that maintained is showing maintenance or attention while saved is rescued from the consequences of sin.

As verbs the difference between maintained and saved

is that maintained is past tense of maintain while saved is past tense of save.

As verbs the difference between serve and saved

is that serve is to provide a service while saved is (save).

As a noun serve

is (sports) an act of putting the ball or shuttlecock in play in various games.

As an adjective saved is

(christianity) rescued from the consequences of sin.