1. An agreement or settlement, especially one that ends a dispute or lawsuit.
Usage: legal/archaic; often used in the phrase 'mise en scene' (theatrical staging)
2. An expenditure or cost; the amount spent on something.
Usage: archaic; rare in modern usage

Examples

• The two parties reached a mise after months of negotiation.
• The mise en scène of the production was elaborate and impressive.
• The king's mise for the royal banquet was substantial.
• They agreed to a mise that satisfied both sides of the conflict.
• The theatrical mise en scène transported the audience to another world.