remissory Antonyms
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Meaning of remissory
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remissory (a.)
Serving or tending to remit, or to secure remission; remissive.
remissory Sentence Examples
- The remissory note was intended to defer payment on the outstanding debt.
- The lender offered a remissory loan to assist the borrower during financial hardship.
- The remissory clause in the contract excused the debtor from future obligations.
- The mortgage agreement contained a remissory provision allowing for temporary payment suspensions.
- The bank accepted a remissory check from the customer as a partial payment.
- The remissory bond guaranteed repayment of the principal and interest on a loan.
- The remissory trust was established to distribute funds from a deceased estate to beneficiaries.
- The remissory inheritance provided for conditional distribution of property after a specific period of time.
- The remissory defense was invoked by the defendant to avoid liability for a debt.
- The remissory statement in the financial report acknowledged a reduction in outstanding obligations.
FAQs About the word remissory
Serving or tending to remit, or to secure remission; remissive.
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The remissory note was intended to defer payment on the outstanding debt.
The lender offered a remissory loan to assist the borrower during financial hardship.
The remissory clause in the contract excused the debtor from future obligations.
The mortgage agreement contained a remissory provision allowing for temporary payment suspensions.
