exoneretur

noun

ex·​on·​er·​e·​tur

-ˈrātə(r),

-ˈrēt-

plural -s

: an entry on a bailpiece discharging a surety

Word History

Etymology

Latin, let him or her be relieved, 3d person singular present subjunctive passive of exonerare

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