removal
51removal tax — A tax levied upon the removal from one country to another of property acquired by succession or testamentary disposition. Re Peterson, 168 Iowa 511, 151 NW 66, affd Duns v Brown, 245 US 176, 62 L Ed 228, 38 S Ct 111 …
52removal company — noun a company that moves the possessions of a family or business from one site to another • Syn: ↑mover, ↑public mover, ↑moving company, ↑removal firm • Derivationally related forms: ↑move (for: ↑mover) …
53removal firm — noun a company that moves the possessions of a family or business from one site to another (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑mover, ↑public mover, ↑moving company, ↑removal company • Derivationally related forms: ↑move ( …
54removal — noun Date: 1597 the act or process of removing ; the fact of being removed …
55removal — /ri mooh veuhl/, n. 1. the act of removing. 2. change of residence, position, etc. 3. dismissal, as from an office. [1590 1600; REMOVE + AL2] * * * …
56removal — noun a) The process of moving, or the fact of being removed b) The relocation of a business etc …
57Removal — Перемещение; Удаление …
58removal — Synonyms and related words: Doppler effect, abandonment, ablation, abrasion, abstraction, alienation, amotion, amputation, anastomotic operation, assassination, avulsion, baring, bloodless operation, bloody murder, booting out, bumping off,… …
59removal — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [The state of being removed] Syn. dismissal, discharge, expulsion, exile, deportation, banishment, elimination, extraction, dislodgment, eviction, evacuation, ejection, transference, eradication, extermination, extirpation,… …
60removal — re mov·al || rɪ muËvl n. act of taking off, act of shedding; act of taking away; elimination; ejection, dismissal …
