renter

nountenant

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Synonyms for renter

noun tenant

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boarder

noun. lodger

guest

noun. person accommodated, given hospitality

guests

noun. person accommodated, given hospitality

inhabitant

noun. person who is resident of habitation

inhabitants

noun. person who is resident of habitation

lessee

noun. holder of lease

lodger

noun. guest

occupant

noun. person who resides in a place

tenant

noun. person who leases a place

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "one who lets or rents to others, proprietor," agent noun from rent (v.). Meaning "lessee, tenant, holder of property by payment of rent" is from 1650s.

Example Sentences for renter

A renter must have animals of his own, and is obliged to feed them and to keep up his tools.

He did not turn around and renter the hotel by the main door.

Old Lee lives there, I said, as we passed the house of the renter on our farm.

They would be able to renter the world after a long retirement.

There's only one key of No. 39 in the key-safe, and it's the renter's key.'

He is here a citizen, a contributor to the city treasury, if not directly as a taxpayer, as a worker and renter.

A law that will allow no renter to make money off a house that is not decent to shelter human beings.'

The renter warden lost £446 of the Company's money, but the Company's plate was buried safely in a sewer in the garden.

The renter proved an indifferent farmer, and the rent scarcely sufficed to pay the taxes and winter the cattle.

And yet, during those last weeks at Elkhorn, he was not at all sure that he wished to renter the turmoil.

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Synonyms for renter

boarder