Synonym: acknowledge, reception. Similar words: receive, receiver, deceit, deceive, undeceive, deceitful, recess, recede. Meaning: [rɪ'sɪːt] 
n. 1. the act of receiving 2. an acknowledgment (usually tangible) that payment has been made. v. 1. report the receipt of 2. mark or stamp as paid.
n. 1. the act of receiving 2. an acknowledgment (usually tangible) that payment has been made. v. 1. report the receipt of 2. mark or stamp as paid. 
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241 no one in her right mind can do this unless she is in receipt of a great deal of free gowns.
242 And you can make a comment after check-in. if you make remittance, please inform our service center by phone or fax and keep your receipt well.
243 Checks godown receipt and co-ordinates with all routine documentation with godown keepers.
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244 The payee of the instrument shall stop payment upon receipt of the stop-payment notice from the people's court until the termination of the pressing notice procedure.
245 All notices shall be made upon receipt and shall be deemed received, if sent by airmail seven (7) days after the date of posting, and if sent by telefax or telex on the following business day.
246 Upon receipt of the above, MCG will replace the unit immediately without charge.
247 In this article the author analyzes the localization of Trust Receipt with the theory of naturalization in order to develop the operation further.
248 Provide performance guarantee for purchasers and dispel the doubts about the receiver's receipt of payment.
249 Proof corrections will need to be returned Editorial office within 4 days of receipt.
250 After I paid the money, the shop assistant gave me a receipt.
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