quittance (Meaning)

Wordnet

quittance (n)

a document or receipt certifying release from an obligation or debt

payment of a debt or obligation

Webster

quittance (v. t.)

Discharge from a debt or an obligation; acquittance.

Recompense; return; repayment.

To repay; to requite.

Synonyms & Antonyms of quittance

quittance Sentence Examples

  1. The accountant signed the quittance, acknowledging receipt of the payment.
  2. The contractor received a quittance upon completion of the project, releasing them from further liability.
  3. The company issued a quittance to the vendor, indicating that the invoice had been settled.
  4. The financial advisor provided a quittance to the client, confirming the closure of their investment account.
  5. The lawyer drafted a quittance to be signed by the parties upon resolution of the legal matter.
  6. The government agency issued a quittance to the organization, acknowledging receipt of the grant funding.
  7. The bank provided a quittance for the loan repayment, indicating that the borrower was now debt-free.
  8. The insurance company sent a quittance to the policyholder, acknowledging the payment of the claim.
  9. The tenant received a quittance from the landlord, indicating that they had fulfilled their obligations and could vacate the premises.
  10. The donor signed a quittance for the charitable donation, releasing the organization from any further claims or expectations.

FAQs About the word quittance

a document or receipt certifying release from an obligation or debt, payment of a debt or obligationDischarge from a debt or an obligation; acquittance., Recomp

release, discharge, delivery, exemption,waiver, immunity, quietus,dispensation

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The accountant signed the quittance, acknowledging receipt of the payment.

The contractor received a quittance upon completion of the project, releasing them from further liability.

The company issued a quittance to the vendor, indicating that the invoice had been settled.

The financial advisor provided a quittance to the client, confirming the closure of their investment account.