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Acquittance   Listen
verb
Acquittance  v. t.  To acquit. (Obs.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Acquittance" Quotes from Famous Books



... on him Words rough with anger thus and edged with scorn, Zeus, though he sit aloof, afar, on high, May hear thine utterance, and make thee deem His present wrath a mere pretence of pain. Banish, poor wretch! the passion of thy soul, And seek, instead, acquittance from thy pangs! Belike my words seem ancientry to thee— Such, natheless, O Prometheus, is the meed That doth await the overweening tongue! Meek wert thou never, wilt not crouch to pain, But, set amid misfortunes, cravest more! Now—if thou let thyself be schooled by me— Thou must ...
— Suppliant Maidens and Other Plays • AEschylus

... for all their evil, and confessed to God's glory how they fell short and did not the truth in this or that particular, and having received their eternal acquittance from the Lord and Judge, in the sight of both angels and saints, forthwith the Lord Jesus will make inquiry into all the good and holy actions they do in the world. Now here shall all things be reckoned up, from the very first good thing that was done ...
— The Riches of Bunyan • Jeremiah Rev. Chaplin



Words linked to "Acquittance" :   official document, law, legal document, instrument, release



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