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remissible

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re·mis·si·ble  (r-ms-bl)
adj.
Being such that forgiveness is possible: a remissible sin.
re·missi·bili·ty n.
re·missi·bly adv.
remissible [rɪˈmɪsəbəl]
adj
(Law) (Business / Commerce) able to be remitted
[from Latin remissibilis; see remit]
remissibility , remissibleness n
Translations
remissible
adj → erlässlich, verzeihlich; (Rel) sin → lässlich
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