discharge
- The act of freeing someone from a responsibility or obligation
- The action of exempting someone from duty under a legal agreement like a contract
- The process where a party declared bankrupt is freed from the responsibility of paying off their debts
- The act of setting someone free from confinement, custody, or care
- The act of ending someone's employment or job
- The act of letting someone go from their service or duty
- The process of eliminating debt or obligation by fulfilling the necessary action
- The act of meeting a requirement or condition
- The action where a legislative committee is instructed to stop considering a bill, so it can be discussed by the entire house
- The deed of relieving or lifting burdens or oppressive conditions
- An action or thing that relieves or releases from a charge or burden
- The status or condition of being freed or released from a charge or obligation
- The act of freeing someone from confinement or imprisonment
- The act of extinguishing an obligation or liability by performing a needed task or paying off a debt
- The act of ending someone's employment or official role
- The process of releasing someone from service or obligation
- After the final payment was made, the bank issued a discharge of the mortgage.
- The judge ordered the discharge of the defendant due to insufficient evidence.
- Following the completion of the project, the contractor received a discharge from further duties.
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