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. Avedis Guidanian:

   Airlines, hotels and car rental bookings, they all point to very high growth, and so, 2019 could be the best year for tourism in Lebanon.

3. Bob Diener:

   I think the most significant impact of the acquisition is that suppliers are going to be dealing with fewer players, that means it’s more important for hotels, vacation rental companies, car rental companies and other companies that contract with OTAs to diversify their sources of distribution. It makes the case even more compelling for suppliers to diversify more and work with companies such as Getaroom.com, because they wo n’t want to put all of their eggs in one basket.

4. Diane Yentel:

   Renters must be held harmless for poor performing emergency rental assistance program administrators.

5. Danielle Hale:

   Those able to work big city jobs while living in secondary metros are still likely to find more affordable rental options than in the biggest tech cities.