Pronunciation: /əˈkwɪntəns roʊl/
noun a record or list of discharges or obligations, especially in a financial context
A1 An acquittance roll is a list of payments made by a person.
A2 The acquittance roll showed all the expenses incurred during the trip.
B1 The accountant prepared the acquittance roll for the company's financial records.
B2 The acquittance roll provided evidence of all transactions made by the business.
C1 The acquittance roll was meticulously reviewed by the auditor for any discrepancies.
C2 The acquittance roll was crucial in determining the company's financial standing.
formal The acquittance roll is a document that lists all the debts that have been paid and settled.
informal I found an old acquittance roll in the attic that belonged to my great-grandfather.
slang I need to make sure all my payments are on the acquittance roll before I can relax.
figurative Her memory serves as an acquittance roll, keeping track of all the kindnesses she has received.
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