Synonyms for leasing
verb rent object, residenceAntonyms for leasing
Word Origin & History
late 15c., "to take a lease," from Anglo-French lesser, Old French laissier "to let, leave" (see lease (n.). Related: Leased; leasing. Lessor, lessee in contract language preserves the Anglo-French form.
Example Sentences forleasing
In 1900 the man paid $94.61 towards his land but has since been leasing.
The leasing of the property was frequently the cause of controversy and annoyance.
The leasing system cannot well be applied to agricultural lands.
After leasing the vineyard, he went away to another country.
In 1707 he was one of a committee for leasing the Long Island ferry.
There had been inquiries about leasing some property at Allegheny.
Which would they had heard, who yet love vanity and seek after leasing!
We are all republicans, and leasing farms is anti-republican.
He was leasing it from his older brother, the third Richard Lee.
I only wanted to ask you not to worry about that leasing business.