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rent

[rent] / rɛnt /
NOUN
fee paid for use, service, or privilege
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Example Sentences

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"They said: 'Go away auntie. We don't have any house for rent,'" she recalled.

From Barron's

Dwindling housing affordability has pinched pockets further, with a shortage of homes driving up both rents and house prices.

From BBC

By the time he left the department in 2022, he had developed lucrative side businesses, including renting luxury cars and launching an app that allowed actors to audition remotely.

From Los Angeles Times

He says he was helped by the ability to live at home, paying between £100 and £200 in rent each month from his £31,500 salary.

From BBC

A condition that new houses can only be sold or rented to Welsh speakers has been deemed illegal by planning officers.

From BBC