remits Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- lowers
- dies-away-or-down-or-out-
- recedes
- drops-off-
- wanes
- dwindles
- lessens
- weakens
- drains-away-
- relents
- falls-away
- ebbs
- evaporates
- tapers
- moderates
- palls
- phases-down
- vanishes
- abates
- tapers-off
- lets-up
Weak:
Meaning of remits
remits
to release from the guilt or penalty of, to submit or refer for consideration, judgment, decision, or action, to give over for consideration, judgment, decision, or action, to abate in force or intensity, to desist from (an activity), to cancel or refrain from inflicting, something remitted to another person or authority, to lessen in intensity or severity often temporarily, to restore or consign to a former status or condition, remand, to send money (as in payment), to abate symptoms for a period, to abate symptoms (as of a disease) for a period, postpone, defer, an area of responsibility or authority, to lay aside (a mood or disposition) partly or wholly, to keep from demanding or calling for, to refrain from exacting, to send money especially in payment, to send (money) to a person or place especially in payment of a demand, account, or draft, to give relief from (suffering), an act of remitting, to let (attention or diligence) slacken
remits Sentence Examples
- The treasurer remits payments to vendors upon invoice receipt.
- The bank remits funds directly to the beneficiary's account.
- The accounting department remits taxes to the relevant authorities.
- The agent remits a portion of their earnings back to the principal.
- The remittance slip contains the details of the funds being retransmitted.
- The company remits donations to charities in support of their mission.
- The employee remits their payroll deductions to the designated accounts.
- The contractor remits the final payment once the project is completed.
- The student remits their tuition fees directly to the university.
- The remittance system ensures timely transfer of funds between parties.
FAQs About the word remits
to release from the guilt or penalty of, to submit or refer for consideration, judgment, decision, or action, to give over for consideration, judgment, decision
falls, shrinks, eases, diminishes, declines,decreases, subsides, lowers, dies (away or down or out), recedes
intensifies,increases, mounts, accumulates, picks up, soars, mushrooms, swells, rises, grows
The treasurer remits payments to vendors upon invoice receipt.
The bank remits funds directly to the beneficiary's account.
The accounting department remits taxes to the relevant authorities.
The agent remits a portion of their earnings back to the principal.
