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dīmitto
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to send away, to send off
2 to allow to go, to let go, to let off
3 (soldiers) to disband, to discharge, to dismiss
4 (assembly) to dissolve
5 to part with
6 to put away
7 to divorce
8 (debt) to pay off, to settle
9 to release, to set free
10 to allow to escape or slip away
11 to shake off, to scatter, to shed
12 (activity) to discontinue, to renounce, to abandon, to forsake, to forgo, to give up
13 to dispatch

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquem dimitto || aliquem ab me dimitto || aliquem ex provincia dimitto || classem quoquo versus dimittunt || coetum dimitto || dimitto quaestionem || aliquem incolumem dimitto || arma dimitto || aliquem e manibus dimitto || a militibus contendit ne dimitterent … = he asked the soldiers insistently not to let it escape them … || hac oratione habita concilium dimisit || armamenta dimitto or contraho || aliquem ludos facio or dimitto || aliquem pessumos ludos dimitto || Bibulum noli dimittere e sinu tuo || Berenicen … ab urbe dimisit invitus invitam || aciem partes dimittit in omnes = he turns his gaze here and there || Cadmus fraternas acies dimisit ad nepotes || occasionem amitto or praetermitto, or dimitto, or omitto || arbusta certo dimittunt tempore florem || Naevius pueros circum amicos dimittit || Caesar Brundisium ad suos … scripsit … ne occasionem navigandi dimitterent || Alexandrum eo dimittitis quod adhuc quid sit disputatur? || causa in qua maior pars exercitus non est, utpote cum plures dimiserim quam retenturus sum || amicitiam dimitto or discindo or dirumpo or dissocio or dissolvo or exuo or depono or divello or everto or dissuo