remission
/rɪˈmɪʃən/
noun
- A temporary or permanent reduction or disappearance of the symptoms of a disease.
- After six months of chemotherapy, the patient's cancer went into remission.
- She celebrated her one-year anniversary of being in remission from leukemia.
- The doctor was pleased to report that the arthritis was in remission.
- The cancellation or forgiveness of a debt, penalty, or obligation.
- He applied for a remission of the fine due to financial hardship.
- The bank offered a remission of late fees for customers affected by the storm.
- The king granted a remission of taxes to the struggling farmers.
- The forgiveness or pardon of a sin or wrongdoing, especially in a religious context.
- The ceremony focused on the remission of guilt and spiritual renewal.
- Many believers seek remission of their wrongdoings through prayer.
- The priest spoke about the remission of sins through confession.
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