quittal
quittal noun: compensation, requital, or repayment.
Noun
quittal (usually uncountable, plural quittals)
- compensation, requital, or repayment.
- Synonyms:
- amends, requite, satisfaction, acquittal, assyth, bote, compensation, indemnification, indemnity, mends
Synonyms of quittal
- amends
- requite
- satisfaction
- acquittal
- bote
- compensation
- indemnification
- indemnity
- mends
- recompensation
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Forms of quittal
| plural | quittals |
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Origin of quittal
From quit + -al.
Questions about quittal
- What does quittal mean?
- Quittal means compensation, requital, or repayment.
- What part of speech is quittal?
- Quittal is a noun.
- What is the plural of quittal?
- The plural of quittal is quittals.
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