remitting
Sending money owed
Remitting is the present participle of remit, which means to send payment or to reduce in intensity.
A bank remits funds to another account.
A fever remits when it temporarily subsides.
In medicine, a remitting condition alternates between worse and better periods: remitting-relapsing multiple sclerosis.
To remit a debt or penalty is to cancel or forgive it.
Regaining what was lost
- subsidingDecreasing in intensity
- abatingBecoming less intense
- improvingBecoming more capable
- lesseningBecoming reduced in degree
easing · symptoms · flare-up · relapse · chronic · intermittent · recurrent · episodic
Move between locations
- transmitTo send onward
- sendCause to arrive elsewhere
- wireThin metallic conductor
- dispatchSend with speed
forward · funds · transaction · settlement · invoice · billing · deposit · clearance
recovery
Regaining what was lost
lessening · easing · symptoms · flare-up · relapse · chronic · intermittent · recurrent · episodic · partial
transfer
Move between locations
dispatch · forward · funds · transaction · settlement · invoice · billing · deposit · clearance · payee
diminish
To make smaller
abate · wane · ease · slacken · relax · moderate · alleviate · mitigate · taper · ebb
pardon
Official release from punishment
waive · cancel · debt · penalty · fine · fee · obligation · sentence · punishment · clemency
- medical stagesacute phase, recovery phase, late stage, early-stage, advanced stage
remittingreceiving
Acquiring what's sent
collecting · accepting · withholding · obtaining · acquiring
remittingworsening
Becoming more severe
intensifying · flaring · exacerbating · increasing · progressing