foregift Antonyms

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Meaning of foregift

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foregift (n.)

A premium paid by / lessee when taking his lease.

foregift Sentence Examples

  1. The foregift secured the purchase of the antique watch.
  2. The foregift represented a commitment to the proposed business deal.
  3. The tenant paid a substantial foregift to reserve the apartment.
  4. The foregift was forfeited due to the buyer's withdrawal from the contract.
  5. The seller demanded a foregift as a guarantee of the buyer's intent.
  6. The foregift was intended to cover any potential damages in case the transaction fell through.
  7. The parties agreed on a foregift amount that was proportionate to the value of the goods.
  8. The foregift was held in trust until the completion of the purchase.
  9. The foregift provided peace of mind to both parties, ensuring that neither would lose out unfairly.
  10. The foregift played a crucial role in facilitating the smooth negotiation and execution of the transaction.

FAQs About the word foregift

A premium paid by / lessee when taking his lease.

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The foregift secured the purchase of the antique watch.

The foregift represented a commitment to the proposed business deal.

The tenant paid a substantial foregift to reserve the apartment.

The foregift was forfeited due to the buyer's withdrawal from the contract.