transferal

or trans·fer·ral

[ trans-fur-uhl ]

noun

1. transference; transfer.

Word History and Origins

Origin of transferal¹

First recorded in 1860–65; transfer + -al ²

Example Sentences

Now we know what Trump meant when I asked him last year if he would "commit to a peaceful transferal of power after the election."

From Salon

Lorna Jane had advertised that its clothing used "a groundbreaking technology" called LJ Shield to prevent the "transferal of all pathogens" - but in a ruling, a judge said this claim was exploitative potentially dangerous.

From BBC

Lorna Jane had advertised that its clothing used "a groundbreaking technology" called LJ Shield to prevent the "transferal of all pathogens".

From BBC

Three of his key teachings — the "Dominion Mandate," the "Seven Mountain Mandate" and the "Great End-Time Wealth Transferal" — are summarized by a Christian critic here.

From Salon

“Win, lose or draw in this election, will you commit here today for a peaceful transferal of power after the election?”

From Fox News