remission
/rɪˈmɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a period of time when symptoms of a disease, especially cancer, decrease or disappear
“The patient’s remission from the disease lasted for over a year.”
2. noun
a reduction or cancellation of a debt, fine, or other obligation
“The government granted a remission to those who had been imprisoned for minor crimes.”
3. noun
a reduction or lessening of a strong feeling or sensation
“The cold water brought a remission to his parched throat.”
4. verb
to grant a reduction or cancellation of a debt, fine, or other obligation
“The court remitted the fine, citing mitigating circumstances.”