EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR RENTED
Three seats were rented by him in a central part of the large church.
Mr. Jenkins, the grocer, rented a cutaway, and bought a new Panama to wear with it.
He rented a car at a local garage, and drove himself out into the country.
She would officially succeed to the chamber she had rented so long.
I had lost all hope of being cured, rented my farm and given up.
He came over from New York about a year ago and rented this old house.
Taylor rented the upper floor of a house a quarter of a mile from the bank.
So she remained in the house Barnes had rented shortly before his death.
Then we moved to Harlem and I rented this place for the summer.
The small house in which I boarded in Macquarie Street was rented at £5 10s.
WORD ORIGIN
"payment for use of property," mid-12c., a legal sense, originally "income, revenue" (late Old English), from Old French rente "payment due; profit, income," from Vulgar Latin *rendita, noun use of fem. past participle of rendere "to render" (see render (v.)).