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remittal

/rɪˈmɪt.əl/

Traduction: Action de transférer de l'argent en paiement, diminution de l'intensité (notamment des symptômes d'une maladie), ou pardon ou absolution formelle des péchés.

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noun

/rɪˈmɪt.əl/C2formal
  • frAction de transférer de l'argent en paiement, diminution de l'intensité (notamment des symptômes d'une maladie), ou pardon ou absolution formelle des péchés.

A noun referring to the act of sending money as payment, a lessening of intensity (especially of disease symptoms), or formal forgiveness or absolution.

  1. Payment sentB2formal

    A sum of money that is sent to someone, typically to another location or country.

    frEnvoi de fonds

    • He made a monthly remittal to his family abroad.
    • The remittal was processed through the bank.
    • Please confirm receipt of the remittal.

    Synonymespaymentremitmentremittance

    Antonymescollectionreceipt

  2. Reduction in severityC1formalmedical

    A lessening or abatement in the intensity or degree of something, such as the symptoms of a disease.

    frRémission

    • The patient experienced a remittal of her fever after the treatment.
    • Doctors noted a temporary remittal in the disease's progression.
    • A remittal of symptoms allowed him to return to work.

    Synonymesabatementalleviationlesseningmitigationreliefremissionsubsidence

    Antonymesaggravationexacerbationworsening

  3. Forgiveness or absolutionC2formal

    The act of forgiving or pardoning someone, especially in a religious context, as pronounced by a priest.

    frrémission (des péchés)

    • The priest granted him a remittal of his sins.
    • She sought remittal through confession.
    • The sacrament of penance offers remittal for the penitent.

    Synonymesabsolutionclemencyexculpationforgivenesspardonremission

Formes
  • remittals plural form
  • remittals' possessive plural form
  • remittal's possessive singular form