What is another word for quittance?
Pronunciation:
[ kwˈɪtəns], [ kwˈɪtəns], [ k_w_ˈɪ_t_ə_n_s]
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Similar words for quittance:
- amends (noun)
- compensation (noun)
- forgiveness (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- payment (noun)
- possession (noun)
- receipt (noun)
- recompense (noun)
- redress (noun)
- reparation (noun)
- repayment (noun)
- other synonyms
- absolution
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Quittance:
n.
• amends (noun) • compensation (noun)- reprisal,
- take home,
- Recoupment,
- earnings,
- gain,
- coverage,
- repayment,
- premium,
- defrayal,
- profit,
- honorarium,
- consideration,
- meet,
- remittance,
- deserts,
- reckoning,
- remittal,
- allowance,
- bread,
- counterclaim,
- take,
- bonus,
- counterclaims,
- pay,
- salt,
- reciprocity,
- damages,
- shake,
- scale,
- settlement,
- advantage,
- fee,
- counter-claim,
- benefit,
- stipend,
- atonement,
- salary,
- reward,
- wage,
- take-home,
- Remittances,
- payoff.
- offsetting,
- balancings,
- document,
- receipt,
- rectification,
- Reestablishment,
- voucher,
- forgiveness,
- restitution,
- rectifications,
- redress,
- recompense,
- squaring things,
- reworkings,
- indemnity,
- re-establishment,
- reparation,
- compensation,
- re-formation,
- reimbursement,
- making good,
- expiation,
- payment.
- re habilitations,
- re lief,
- re formation,
- re workings,
- re-pairs,
- re-habilitations,
- re establishment,
- re-pair,
- re establishments,
- re-workings,
- re-lief,
- re-habilitation,
- offsettings,
- re dress,
- re-formations,
- re visions,
- re-dress,
- re-vision,
- re modelings,
- re-visions,
- re pairs,
- re formations,
- re modeling,
- re-modeling,
- re-establishments,
- re working,
- reestablishments,
- re-modelings,
- re-dresses,
- re pair,
- re habilitation,
- re vision,
- re dresses,
- re-working.
Other synonyms:
• absolution • Other relevant words (noun):- dismissal,
- refund,
- paying,
- installment,
- disembarrass,
- composition,
- settling,
- exculpation,
- revenge,
- requite,
- desert,
- immunize,
- deposit,
- warrant,
- quits,
- return,
- forgive,
- relief,
- consign,
- prepayment,
- wergild,
- pardon,
- meed,
- clearance,
- making amends,
- compromise,
- relieve,
- arrangement,
- Acquitment,
- delivery,
- paying up,
- absolution,
- redemption,
- acquittance,
- what is due,
- disengage,
- cash,
- execute,
- rid,
- comeuppance,
- unbend,
- repay,
- reclamation,
- absolve,
- exonerate,
- making right,
- immunized,
- conciliation,
- unbind,
- quid pro quo,
- administer,
- quietus,
- acknowledgment,
- Amortizement,
- emancipate,
- excuse,
- BILL OF INDEMNITY,
- award,
- installment plan,
- dispense with,
- enfranchise,
- vacate,
- retire,
- disbursal,
- dispense,
- Disculpation,
- retribution,
- peace offering,
- amortization,
- hire purchase plan,
- interest payment,
- doling out,
- propitiation,
- deliver,
- statement,
- salvage,
- relinquish,
- exonerated,
- give,
- Spot cash,
- redeem,
- Compurgation,
- Solatium,
- untie,
- instalment,
- dismiss,
- restoration,
- utter,
- sop,
- what is merited,
- Exemptible,
- purging,
- vindication,
- immunization,
- exoneration,
- quit,
- distribute,
- discharge,
- release,
- Requitement,
- liberate,
- exemption,
- punishment,
- retirement,
- earnest,
- debt service,
- expiatory offering,
- smart money,
- remission,
- clearing,
- just deserts,
- extricate,
- avoid,
- liquidation,
- exculpate,
- exempt from,
- hire-purchase,
- defrayment,
- purgation,
- prevent,
- price,
- piaculum,
- binder,
- disbursement,
- Squaring,
- making up,
- guerdon,
- down payment,
- never-never.
How to use "Quittance" in context?
A receipt is something that is typically issued to confirm that goods or services have been received. When a purchase is made, the merchant may ask for a receipt. If the purchase is made using a credit card, the card company may provide a receipt. Receipts can also be generated electronically. A receipt can be a paper document, an electronic document, or a combination of paper and electronic documents. Receipts are used for taxation purposes. For businesses, receipts are an important tool for confirming transactions and tracking inventory.
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