remits
Forwards money owed
Remits functions as both verb and noun.
To remit is to send payment: Please remit the balance within thirty days.
It also means to cancel or refrain from exacting: a governor may remit a prisoner's sentence.
Pain or symptoms that remit diminish or subside.
As a noun, a remit is a scope of responsibility or authority, chiefly British: That falls outside our remit.
Causes to go elsewhere
- transfersRelocates or hands off
- forwardsToward what lies ahead
- dispatchesOfficial urgent messages
- wiresMetallic electrical conductors
pays · settles · reimburses · refunds · deposits · contributes · dues · fees
Official forgiveness of crimes
- forgivesCeases to blame
- excusesExplanations offered for faults
- absolvesDeclares someone not guilty
- cancelsRevokes or nullifies
waives · releases · suspends · commutes · lessens · reduces · relaxes · mitigates
Legal authority's scope
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- purviewRange of authority
- mandateFormal authoritative directive
- domainArea of control
responsibility · brief · sphere · range · boundaries · parameters · limitations · oversight
sends
Causes to go elsewhere
- transfersRelocates or hands off
- forwardsToward what lies ahead
- dispatchesOfficial urgent messages
wires · pays · settles · reimburses · refunds · deposits · contributes · dues · fees · invoice
pardons
Official forgiveness of crimes
cancels · waives · releases · suspends · commutes · lessens · reduces · relaxes · mitigates · abates
jurisdiction
Legal authority's scope
domain · responsibility · brief · sphere · range · boundaries · parameters · limitations · oversight · governance
refers
Directs attention toward
- delegatesChosen representatives or assigns
- transfersRelocates or hands off
- passesGoes beyond or through
submits · assigns · sends back · returns · postpones · entrusts · consigns · tribunal · court · committee
remitsintensifies
Increases in strength
worsens · escalates · increases · heightens · aggravates
- remission of sinPardoning of wrongdoing
- partial remissionReduced but persistent disease
- spontaneous remissionHealing without medical intervention
remit, remission, unremitting, remittance, remitted, remitting, remitters