Lease
Lease verb - To give the possession and use of (something) in return for periodic payment.
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Tenant and lease are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tenant" instead a verb "Lease".
Tenant
Tenant verb - Occupy as a tenant.
How words are described
| new | new lease | new tenant |
Both words in one sentence
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He seems to be renting Alton's dungeon basement solely for the opportunity to do this particular job, because his lease favors the landlord heavily; Alton can evict him at a moment's notice if he's not happy with his tenant's job performance.
Source: Series / Good Eats -
Feghoot: "A New Lease On Life", which goes out of its way to make the following joke at the end: "And I found this last [tenant] especially hard to stomach." Flat-Earth Atheist: Jenny in "The Unhappy Medium" refuses to believe in Farley and his Christian ethics.
Source: Series / Tales from the Darkside
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