Remit
(verb)
- To send money or payment to someone, typically in another place.
- To refrain from enforcing or imposing (a punishment or penalty).
- To send (a matter) to an authoritative body for consideration or decision.
Origin:
From latin remittere ("send back, let go, relax, abate, remit"), from re- + mittere ("send").
Examples:
- He remitted the money to his parents.
- The court decided to remit the sentence.
- The case was remitted to a lower court for further proceedings.
- He remitted the debt.
- The company has remitted the fine.