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Definition of remitted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
communicationRare sent back or transmittedRare
- The remitted funds were received yesterday.
2.
legalRare canceled or refrained from enforcingRare
- The remitted debt gave him relief.
Origin of remitted
Latin, remittere (to send back)
Terms with remitted included in their meaning
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taxation
procedure or entitlement for reclaiming previously remitted government charges
cancellation
able to be canceled or remitted
Examples of remitted in a sentence
The remitted package was delivered safely. The remitted fine was a huge relief for the family. His remitted sentence allowed him to start anew.
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- French:remis, annulé, ...
- German:überwiesen, storniert, ...
- Italian:rimesso, condonato, ...
- Spanish:enviado, condonado, ...
- Portuguese:remetido, cancelado, ...
- Chinese:寄回, 被取消的, ...
- Japanese:送金された, 免除された, ...
- Arabic:مُرْسَل, مُلغى, ...
- Hebrew:מוּחְזָר, מוּפְטָר, ...
- Russian:отправленный, отменённый, ...
- Ukrainian:повернений, анульований, ...
- Hindi:भेजा गया, माफ किया गया, ...
Definition of remit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
financesend money or payment to someone
- She will remit the payment tomorrow.
2.
postponementpostpone or defer an action or event
- They remitted the meeting to next week.
3.
forgivenessforgive or pardon a wrong or offense
- He decided to remit her debt.
4.
legalTECH. UK refer a matter for decision to another bodyTECH. UK
- The judge remitted the case to a lower court.
Noun
1.
authorityscope of duties or responsibilities
- The project falls within her remit.
2.
payment transferact of sending money as payment
- He handled the remit of funds to the supplier..
3.
legalTECH. transfer of a case to another courtTECH.
- The remit was issued to the lower court.
Expressions with remit
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under the authority or control of someone
The project falls within his remit as the team leader.
beyond the area someone is responsible for
The HR manager said handling payroll disputes was outside her remit.
inside the area someone is responsible for or allowed to handle
The decision falls within her remit.
Origin of remit
Latin, remittere (to send back)
Examples of remit in a sentence
They remit taxes to the government quarterly. The court decided to remit the case for further investigation. Due to unforeseen circumstances, they remitted the project deadline. The judge chose to remit the penalty. She hoped he would remit her past mistakes. The committee decided to remit the issue to the board.
They had to remit the decision to the appropriate authority. Budgeting is outside his remit. The issue is beyond the committee's remit. The remit was processed within 24 hours. She received a remit from her parents. The judge decided to remit the case to another jurisdiction. A remit was necessary due to the conflict of interest.
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- French:remettre, domaine de compétence, ...
- German:überweisen, Zuständigkeitsbereich, ...
- Italian:inviare, ambito, ...
- Spanish:remitir, competencia, ...
- Portuguese:remeter, âmbito, ...
- Chinese:汇款, 职责范围, ...
- Japanese:送金する, 職務範囲, ...
- Arabic:أَحَال, نِطَاق, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲבִיר, תְּחוּם סַמְכוּת, ...
- Russian:переводить, компетенция, ...
- Ukrainian:надсилати, повноваження, ...
- Hindi:भुगतान भेजना, कार्यक्षेत्र, ...
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