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1 remissione
remissione s.f.1 remission: remissione dei peccati, remission (o forgiveness) of sins; remissione di un'azione legale, remission (o abatement o abandonment) of an action; remissione di un debito, remission (o remitting) of a debt; remissione di una rivendicazione, remission of a claim; remissione della febbre, remission (o subsidence) of fever // senza remissione, unremittingly2 (fig.) ( scampo) escape, way out: è una malattia senza remissione, it's an illness you can't recover from3 ( remissività) submissiveness, meekness: remissione d'animo, weakness; la sua remissione alla volontà del padre è totale, his submission with his father's will is total.* * *[remis'sjone]sostantivo femminile (di debito, pena) remission, remittal; (di peccati) remission, forgiveness* * *remissione/remis'sjone/sostantivo f.(di debito, pena) remission, remittal; (di peccati) remission, forgiveness.
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