Permission asked for or granted to do something; authorization; spec. = leave of absence, n. 1. Without construction.

Permission; leave.

Consent, acquiescence, approval; favourable disposition. Usually in with a person's will. Now Scottish.

Consent, permission.

(in 4 þafung etc.), permission, consent.

The action of grant, v.; concession; permission.

Liberty (to do something), leave, permission. Now somewhat rare. †Also occasionally exemption from (something). †Formerly often in licence and leave…

Permission to do something; leave. Obsolete.

Permission, leave. Obsolete.

Freedom to do a specified thing; permission, leave. Frequently with to or (now rare) of.

Indulgence; permission, leave. Chiefly in by (also with) (a person's) patience. Obsolete.

The action of permitting, allowing, or giving consent; consent, leave, or liberty to do something.

(a) Permission. (b) Tolerance. Obsolete.

Leave or permission (for any act).

= licence, n.

Free course; unlimited permission, licence, toleration.

Kind indulgence. Leave, permission, pardon. Chiefly in phrases, by, with (your, etc.) favour; by the favour of. Also, under favour: with all…

= leave, n.1

= permission, n. 1a.

Toleration, permission. Obsolete. rare.

Permission, approval.

Permission, allowance.

figurative. Now also in looser sense, countenance or encouragement given (intentionally or otherwise) to an opinion or practice by a person of…

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