Definition of prescission in English:

prescission

noun prɪˈsɪʃnˌpriːˈsɪʃn

The action of "prescind"; a cutting off, removal.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Barrough (fl. 1590), medical writer. From post-classical Latin praesciss-, past participial stem of praescindere prescind + -ion. Compare post-classical Latin prescissio action of cutting off, removal.

Definition of prescission in US English:

prescission

noun

The action of "prescind"; a cutting off, removal.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Barrough (fl. 1590), medical writer. From post-classical Latin praesciss-, past participial stem of praescindere prescind + -ion. Compare post-classical Latin prescissio action of cutting off, removal.

单词	prescission
释义	Definition of prescission in English: prescission noun prɪˈsɪʃnˌpriːˈsɪʃn The action of "prescind"; a cutting off, removal. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Barrough (fl. 1590), medical writer. From post-classical Latin praesciss-, past participial stem of praescindere prescind + -ion. Compare post-classical Latin prescissio action of cutting off, removal. Definition of prescission in US English: prescission noun The action of "prescind"; a cutting off, removal. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Barrough (fl. 1590), medical writer. From post-classical Latin praesciss-, past participial stem of praescindere prescind + -ion. Compare post-classical Latin prescissio action of cutting off, removal.
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