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remittable Meaning
remittable
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
remittable Sentence Examples
- The bank confirmed that the funds were remittable within 24 hours.
- Employees can request remittable salary advances in case of emergencies.
- The company's policy allows for remittable dividends to be paid quarterly.
- Remittable taxes are those that can be sent back to the taxpayer's country of residence.
- The insurer requires a remittable deposit before processing any claims.
- The charity accepts remittable donations from individuals and organizations.
- Remittable profits are subject to taxation in the country where the business is based.
- The fund manager allowed for remittable investments in international markets.
- The remittance company offers a cost-effective service for sending remittable funds abroad.
- The company's remittance policy ensures that funds are remittable without unnecessary delays.
FAQs About the word remittable
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
condonable, excusable, forgivable,justifiable, pardonable, remissible, redeemable, allowable, petty, venial
criminal, indefensible,unjustifiable, evil, mortal, inexcusable, sinful, damning, unpardonable, vile
The bank confirmed that the funds were remittable within 24 hours.
Employees can request remittable salary advances in case of emergencies.
The company's policy allows for remittable dividends to be paid quarterly.
Remittable taxes are those that can be sent back to the taxpayer's country of residence.
