remitted
Transferred funds owed
Remitted is the past tense of remit.
To remit a payment is to send it: She remitted the balance owed.
To remit a debt or penalty is to cancel or forgive it: The governor remitted the remainder of his sentence.
In medical contexts, symptoms that have remitted have subsided or gone into remission: The fever remitted after treatment.
Moved to new location
- sentCaused to go
- wiredElectrically connected or jittery
- depositedPlaced for safekeeping
- paidGave money owed
disbursed · forwarded · settled · cleared · submitted · dispatched · transmitted · funds
Formally forgiven for offense
- absolvedFreed from guilt
- excusedReleased from duty
- exoneratedCleared of wrongdoing
- acquittedDeclared legally innocent
cleared · condoned · overlooked · waived · discharged · released · spared · let off
Decreased in intensity
- abatedBecame less intense
- lessenedMade or became smaller
- diminishedMade or became smaller
- easedMade less severe
receded · decreased · moderated · relented · symptoms · fever · pain · inflammation
Set aside until later
- delegatedAssigned to a subordinate
- submittedFormally gave for consideration
- transferredMoved to new location
- forwardedSent on to another
referred · passed · handed over · consigned · entrusted · assigned · redirected · sent back
transferred
Moved to new location
paid · disbursed · forwarded · settled · cleared · submitted · dispatched · transmitted · funds · invoice
pardoned
Formally forgiven for offense
- absolvedFreed from guilt
- excusedReleased from duty
- exoneratedCleared of wrongdoing
acquitted · cleared · condoned · overlooked · waived · discharged · released · spared · let off · amnestied
subsided
Decreased in intensity
- abatedBecame less intense
- lessenedMade or became smaller
- diminishedMade or became smaller
eased · receded · decreased · moderated · relented · symptoms · fever · pain · inflammation · flare-up
deferred
Set aside until later
- delegatedAssigned to a subordinate
- submittedFormally gave for consideration
- transferredMoved to new location
forwarded · referred · passed · handed over · consigned · entrusted · assigned · redirected · sent back · returned
waived
Voluntarily gave up
revoked · abrogated · nullified · withdrawn · quashed · suspended · abolished · terminated · countermanded · overturned
remittedintensified
Made more extreme
worsened · flared up · exacerbated · aggravated · flared
unremitting, remittance, remitting, unremittingly, remittances, remittal