acquittance roll

Meaning in Bengali:

অব্যাহতি রোল, মুক্তি রোল, মুক্তিপত্র রোল, মুক্তিপত্র তালিকা, মুক্তিপত্র সংক্রান্ত তালিকা

Part of Speech:

Noun

Pronunciation:

uh-kwit-ns rohl

Short Definition:

An acquittance roll refers to a document or list that provides evidence of payment or discharge of a debt or obligation.

Synonyms:

1. Receipt
2. Discharge
3. Release
4. Clearance
5. Settlement

Antonyms:

1. Debt (কর্জ)
2. Liability (দায়িত্ব)
3. Obligation (দায়িত্ব)
4. Arrears (বকেয়া)
5. Indebtedness (ঋণপত্র)

Origin:

The term “acquittance roll” originated from the combination of the words “acquittance” and “roll.” “Acquittance” comes from the Old French word “acquitance,” meaning “release from debt,” which is derived from the Latin word “acquiescere,” meaning “to be at rest.” “Roll” refers to a list or document that is rolled up. The concept of an acquittance roll has been used for centuries to keep records of payments and discharges.

Nearby Words:

1. Acquiesce (Verb)
2. Acquiescence (Noun)
3. Acquiescent (Adjective)
4. Acquire (Verb)
5. Acquisition (Noun)

Acquittance Roll in Literature Quotes:

1. “He handed me an acquittance roll, proving that the debt had been settled.” – Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice.
2. “The protagonist discovered an ancient acquittance roll that revealed the truth about his family’s financial history.” – Charles Dickens, Great Expectations.
3. “In the medieval tale, the hero had to present an acquittance roll to prove his innocence and secure his freedom.” – Sir Walter Scott, Ivanhoe.
4. “The acquittance roll was a crucial plot device in the mystery novel, as it revealed the identity of the true culprit.” – Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express.

Meaning in Different Languages:

– Hindi: रिहाई रोल (rihaai rol)
– Nepali: मुक्ति रोल (mukti rol)
– Urdu: رہائی رول (rihaai rol)
– Tamil: விடுதலை ரோல் (Viṭutalai rēāl)
– Telugu: విడిపోయిన రోల్ (Viḍipōyina rōl)
– Arabic: لفة الإعفاء (lafat al’iiefa’)
– Chinese: 释放卷 (shìfàng juǎn)
– Japanese: 解放ロール (kaihō rōru)
– Russian: реестр освобождения (reestr osvobozhdeniya)

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