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dimit

transitive verb
di·​mit | \də̇ˈmit\
dimitted; dimitted; dimitting; dimits

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Transitive verb

Middle English dimitten to convey by lease, from Medieval Latin dimittere, from Latin, to dismiss, renounce

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