rare. [f. as prec. + -ANCE: cf. admittance.] The action of transmitting; transmission.

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1786.  Elfrida, II. 103. Many large sums, which, but for my exertions would have been lost in India, will now be paid me, upon their transmittance here.

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1831.  O. G[reene], Pass of Bonholme, etc., 96.

        Deep graven in bright letters of the mind,
That noblest, best transmittance to our kind.

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1855.  in H. Clarke, Eng. Dict.; and in later Dicts.

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