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Meanings of quittance in English
Portuguese
reembolso Spanish
amortización Usage of quittance in English
1
In return you've given Farmer Small a quittance for the entire year.
2
Therefore, in spite of his legal quittance, he still was held in captivity.
3
If this is right, please let me have a formal receipt and quittance.
4
Then Robin stept forward, offering to take the mill on his master's quittance.
5
Any way, my friend,' I continued, 'I owe you a quittance.
6
Go, fetch me out a million, and I'll give you quittance!
7
It was in the account; part of the quittance due.
8
But she gave him his quittance in a whiplike retort.
9
I beg that you will give me this quittance, for it may serve me.'
10
The business, as it turned out, was merely to give him quittance of a loan.
11
Her high hereditary Majesty smiled on me when she gave Leicester conge and fiery quittance.
12
They come very easily, these quarrels, but the quittance from them is sometimes terribly difficult.
13
Yet it was his sense of fairness that made him write, as a sort of quittance:
14
Thou hast brought this fight upon us, and either thou or I get our quittance here.
15
In quittance for repairing the bridge, 5s.
16
In a few minutes I should receive a quittance, and be free to think only of myself.
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Quittance through the time