acquitment
/əˈkwɪntəns/Definitions
1. noun
A formal release or discharge from an obligation, debt, or liability.
“The final acquittance of the loan cleared his credit report.”
2. noun
A document or certificate issued to confirm that an obligation has been discharged or a debt paid.
“She received her acquittance from the bank after paying off the mortgage.”
3. noun
The act of freeing someone from a responsibility or obligation.
“The acquittance of her responsibilities allowed her to focus on her personal goals.”