Remission (noun)

1. A temporary or permanent decrease in the severity of symptoms of a disease or condition.
2. The act of forgiving or canceling a debt or penalty.

Origin:

From the latin remissio, from remittere meaning "to send back".

Examples:

1. The patient's cancer went into remission after receiving treatment.
2. The remission of the patient's symptoms was a welcome relief.
3. The country granted amnesty, which was a remission of the political prisoners' sentences.
4. The company offered a remission on late fees for customers affected by the pandemic.
5. The remission of the debt was a relief for the borrower.