Synonyms for rental
ˈrɛn tlrental

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1. lease, rental, lettingnoun

   property that is leased or rented out or let

   Synonyms:
   term of a contract, lease, renting, letting

2. rental, rentingadjective

   the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car)

   Synonyms:
   letting, renting, lease

3. rentaladjective

   available to rent or lease

   "a rental car"

4. rentaladjective

   of or relating to rent

   "rental agreement"; "rental charges"

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1. rentalnoun

   Synonyms:
   rent-roll

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1. List of paraphrases for "rental":

   rent, lease, leasing, rentals, renting, rents, location, tenancy, hire, rented, leasehold, hiring-out, leased, hiring, leases, tenanted

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1. John Hitt:

   I've had to scratch the trip, eat the cost of a rental car cancellation and now I'm starting over to figure out when I could get there, with the uncertainty now created by the shutdown, it's making me hesitant to fly.

2. Diane Yentel:

   Now, the work of state and local governments to distribute emergency rental assistance to tenants in need becomes all the more critical. The President has given The President the time that The President and millions of renters needed -- The President must use it effectively and expedite assistance, the country is watching, and tenants and landlords are waiting.

3. Rafihullah Bedar:

   We're concerned that what happened to prisoners in Kunduz and Ghazni may happen around the country, our information shows there are few standard detention centers in Afghanistan. The rest are in old buildings, or rental houses.

4. Gene Sperling:

   If some states and localities can get this out efficiently and effectively, there's no reason every state and locality can't, there's simply no excuse, no place to hide for any state or locality that is failing to accelerate the emergency rental assistance fund.

5. Emily Benfer:

   Families are panicked, they don't know where their children are going to sleep come Monday night. They don't know how they'll cover the past-due rent that they're not likely to pay off in their lifetime. Many of them have applied for rental assistance, but with only $ 3 billion of the $ 46 billion paid out, they're on hold. And so they're panicked, they're desperate, they're in dire straits.