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permit
verb (permitted , permitting )
1 to consent to or give permission for something.
2 to give (someone) leave or authorization.
3 to allow someone something permitted him access to his children .
4 (also permit of something) formal to enable it to happen or take effect; to give scope or opportunity for it an outrage that permits of no excuses .
noun a document that authorizes something a fishing permit .
[15c: from Latin permittere , from mittere to let pass]
verb (permitted , permitting )
1 to consent to or give permission for something.
2 to give (someone) leave or authorization.
3 to allow someone something permitted him access to his children .
4 (also permit of something) formal to enable it to happen or take effect; to give scope or opportunity for it an outrage that permits of no excuses .
noun a document that authorizes something a fishing permit .
[15c: from Latin permittere , from mittere to let pass]
permittivity
noun , physics (symbol ?) the ratio of the electric displacement in a medium to the intensity of the electric field that is producing it, measured in farads per metre.
noun , physics (symbol ?) the ratio of the electric displacement in a medium to the intensity of the electric field that is producing it, measured in farads per metre.
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