Délivré
Délivré is the past participle of the French verb délivrer and is used as an adjective or in the passive voice. Its senses include freeing or releasing someone or something from confinement or oppression, providing or issuing a document or permit, and relieving a person from pain or burden. In religious or moral contexts, déliverance is the broader idea of deliverance or salvation from danger, sin, or evil, and délir’é is sometimes used in literary or rhetorical language to evoke this sense of rescue.
Grammatical notes: as an adjective, délivré agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (un
Etymology: délivré comes from Old French delivrer, built from de- plus livrer (to deliver, to hand over).
Usage and translations: in English, the key senses are to deliver, to free or release, and to