quittance

IPA: kwˈɪtʌns

noun

  • A release or acquittal.
  • A discharge from a debt or obligation; a document that shows this discharge.
  • (obsolete) Recompense; return; repayment.
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Examples of "quittance" in Sentences

  • And will any way when my bell of quittance is heard in the gloom
  • And every hour of love, I have heard him say, pays for itself, on both sides, quittance in full.
  • Young Marcovich owed Young Dick two dollars, and Young Dick accepted the payment of a dollar and forty cents as full quittance of the debt.
  • Garrio and Nasthai exchanged a few words, and likewise some quittance passed from hand to hand, and Garrio said in the High, “Bring your belongings.”
  • It was impossible for him to leave all these arrears of suffering behind him, and he wished, before entering joyously into the future, to obtain a quittance from the past.
  • If thou do this, perhaps the device will impose upon the Wazir and the people, and they will believe that thou broughtest her not to the bazar, but for the quittance of thine oath.
  • Accordingly, on the morrow he gave him a thousand dinars and a suit of clothes and a black slave and mounting him on a she-mule, said to him, Allah give thee quittance of responsibility for all this,29 inasmuch as thou art my friend and it behoveth me to deal generously with thee.

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