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rent1
noun money paid periodically to the owner of a property by a tenant in return for the use or occupation of that property.
verb (rented , renting )
1 to pay rent for (a building, house, flat, etc).
2 (usu rent something out) to allow someone the use of (one's property) in return for payment of rent.
3 intr to be hired out for rent.
[12c: from French rente revenue, from Latin rendere to render]
rentability noun .
rentable adjective .
rented adjective .
renter noun .
noun money paid periodically to the owner of a property by a tenant in return for the use or occupation of that property.
verb (rented , renting )
1 to pay rent for (a building, house, flat, etc).
2 (usu rent something out) to allow someone the use of (one's property) in return for payment of rent.
3 intr to be hired out for rent.
[12c: from French rente revenue, from Latin rendere to render]
rentability noun .
rentable adjective .
rented adjective .
renter noun .
rent2
noun , old use
1 an opening or split made by tearing or rending.
2 a fissure.
verb , past tense , past participle of rend.
[16c]
noun , old use
1 an opening or split made by tearing or rending.
2 a fissure.
verb , past tense , past participle of rend.
[16c]
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