re|mit|tance — «rih MIHT uhns», noun. 1. the act of sending of money to someone at a distance. 2. the money that is sent: »Thus he was able to send his friend regular remittances; and in the August of 1851 a new source of income opened for Marx (Edmund Wilson) … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|tance — «trans MIHT uhns, tranz », noun. = transmittal. (Cf. ↑transmittal) … Useful english dictionary
re|ad|mit|tance — «REE uhd MIHT uhns», noun. permission to enter again; readmission: »Humbly petitioning a readmittance into his college (Thomas Warton) … Useful english dictionary
MIT — MIT; mit·i·ci·dal; mit·i·cide; mit·i·ga·ble; mit·i·gant; mit·i·gate; mit·i·gat·ed·ly; mit·i·ga·tion; mit·i·ga·tive; mit·i·ga·tor; mit·i·ga·to·ry; mit·i·mae; mit·nag·ged; mit·ri·dae; mit·su·ku·ri·na; mit·su·ma·ta; mit·tel·hand; mit·tel·schmerz;… … English syllables
ad·mit·tance — /ədˈmıtn̩s/ noun [noncount] formal : permission to enter a place or to become a member of a club, group, etc. : permission to be admitted : ↑admission gain admittance He tried to enter the restaurant but was refused admittance. The … Useful english dictionary
re·mit·tance — … Useful english dictionary
tance — ab·sorp·tance; ad·mit·tance; ca·pac·i·tance; con·com·i·tance; de·sis·tance; dis·tance·less; ex·or·bi·tance; her·i·tance; im·por·tance; in·duc·tance; in·hab·i·tance; jac·tance; lai·tance; mil·i·tance; pas·tance; per·mit·tance; pit·tance;… … English syllables
mit — ad·mit; ad·mit·tance; ad·mit·ta·tur; an·ti se·mit·ic; com·mit·ment; com·mit·ta·ble; com·mit·tal; com·mit·tee; com·mit·tee·man; com·mit·tee·wom·an; dam·mit; do·lo·mit·ic; do·lo·mit·i·za·tion; do·lo·mit·ize; dy·na·mit·er; dy·na·mit·ic; er·e·mit·ic; … English syllables
admittance — ad·mit·tance … English syllables
immittance — im·mit·tance … English syllables
