Remittances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMITTANCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REMITTANCE, a sum of money remitted
• a sum of money sent in payment or as a gift
• the action of sending money in payment or as a gift
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sum of money remitted; an instrument by which money is remitted

Words related to REMITTANCES

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How to use REMITTANCES in a sentence

• Many of the remittances already sent had been intercepted by British cruisers.
• I shall stand in need of remittances, whether I proceed or return.
• Algernon has darkened our doors, no remittances have come to hand with the usual signature.
• During this time he had every six months sent regular remittances to England, and had received in return most encouraging letters about little Madaline.
• Not only did they have very little money in any case, but they were frequently obliged to wait months for remittances.
• It contains only about one-third part of the whole number and value of such remittances that have crossed the Atlantic to Ireland during the 349 days of 1846.
• These remittances supplement GDP and help offset the large foreign trade deficit.
• Worker remittances from the Gulf states have dropped, unemployment and popular unrest have increased, and living standards have fallen.
• Its economy is based on agriculture, light manufacturing, and remittances from miners employed in South Africa.
• An important supplement of GDP is the remittances from thousands of Macedonians working in Germany and other West European nations.
• Government revenues largely come from the sale of stamps and coins and worker remittances.
• Since the Gulf crisis, however, remittances have dropped substantially.
• Remittances daily expected from Europe had failed to reach him.
• When remittances from Virginia were forbidden, the profits of the Virginia estate were carried into our loan office.
• I imagine the Dutch consul at Morocco may be rendered an useful character, in the remittances of money to Mr.
• The private remittances to England, which must be added to these sums, are not treated in any other country as an economic loss.
• Now let us examine for a moment the nature of these two remittances.
• No receipts are sent for remittances unless requested.
• He wanted to know that the remittances had reached her.
• One day an English officer stationed in Ireland found himself in the painful position of waiting for remittances.
• An American wrote to us from a little village in a remote province of the Netherlands saying that his remittances from home had not arrived and that he was penniless.
• The duke of Argyle, having waited in vain for the promised remittances, was obliged, to borrow money on his own credit, before the British troops could take the field.
• In November, 1857, when the financial crisis in America was at its height, I happened to say to him, playfully, that I hoped my remittances would not be stopped.
• Evellin was liberally supplied with remittances, and the hearts of the lovers became more firmly united.
• The remittances which De Vallance had received from his tenants, enabled him to purchase horses and other necessaries for himself and Jobson.
• When our remittances failed to reach us on time, as they not infrequently did, money was loaned to us freely without security.
• When sending his remittances, the captain had written that she and Mrs.
• Cliff, in such liberal and generous fashion as might please them, and he had apportioned the remittances in a way which he deemed suitable.
• She will communicate with you as to how you desire remittances made.
• In short, the remittances they sent him were so trifling, that he could with difficulty exist.
• Finally remittances were withheld, but he had no use for money.
• When his remittances arrived a month afterward, he had five shillings remaining of his sovereign, and he liked his frugal diet so well that he kept it up for several years.
• Harry had returned from his visit, and was looking for letters and remittances from home, when a letter, all crumpled, was handed him by the principal of the academy.
• These remittances, since the passage of that act, have been paid in such notes.
• As it had large sums of money in California, it expected remittances by a certain day, and if they arrived, its credit, its honor, and its future prosperity would be preserved.
• Helen got her remittances from home regularly, and seemed to have no particular cause to worry about finances.
• If you think so, I am sure my friends would approve of this, and you can use your own discretion in giving him our gifts in one sum or by detached remittances.

Similar words containing MITTANCE without suffix s and without prefix re

emittance13 omittance13 admittance15 emittances14 immittance16 omittances14 remittance14 admittances16 immittances17 permittance17 permittances18 readmittance17 readmittances18 transmittance17 transmittances18

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