Definition of adempt in English:

adempt

verb əˈdɛm(p)t

with object To take away, remove; (Law) = adeem. Usually in pass.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Swinburne (c1551–1624), ecclesiastical lawyer. From classical Latin ademptus, past participle of adimere adeem. Compare earlier adempt, adempted, and compare also exempt, ademption.

Definition of adempt in US English:

adempt

verbəˈdɛm(p)t

with object To take away, remove; (Law) = adeem. Usually in pass.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Swinburne (c1551–1624), ecclesiastical lawyer. From classical Latin ademptus, past participle of adimere adeem. Compare earlier adempt, adempted, and compare also exempt, ademption.

单词	adempt
释义	Definition of adempt in English: adempt verb əˈdɛm(p)t US with object To take away, remove; (Law) = adeem. Usually in pass. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Swinburne (c1551–1624), ecclesiastical lawyer. From classical Latin ademptus, past participle of adimere adeem. Compare earlier adempt, adempted, and compare also exempt, ademption. Definition of adempt in US English: adempt verbəˈdɛm(p)t US with object To take away, remove; (Law) = adeem. Usually in pass. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Swinburne (c1551–1624), ecclesiastical lawyer. From classical Latin ademptus, past participle of adimere adeem. Compare earlier adempt, adempted, and compare also exempt, ademption.
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