demised (Meaning)

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demised (imp. & p. p.)

of Demise

The lease agreement stipulated that the apartment was **demised** (leased) for a term of one year. (Legal context)
Following the owner's passing, the property was **demised** (transferred) to his heirs. (Legal context)
The historical records revealed the land had been **demised** (granted) to the noble family centuries ago. (Historical context)
The construction project was delayed due to issues with the **demised** (leased) equipment. (Business context)
The company sought to **demise** (sublease) a portion of its office space to accommodate another firm. (Business context)
As per the contract, the tenant is responsible for maintaining the **demised** (leased) premises in good condition. (Legal context)
The **demised** (leased) car needed to be returned to the rental agency by the end of the week. (Business context)
The recent legislation aimed to simplify the process of **demising** (leasing) vacant properties. (Legal context)
Disagreements regarding the state of the **demised** (leased) property often lead to tenant-landlord disputes. (Legal context)
**Demising** (leasing) out a portion of their land allowed the farmers to generate additional income. (Business context)

of Demise

departed, extinct, dead, late, gone, deceased,fallen, low,defunct, breathless

breathing, going, living, alive, live, living, going, breathing, live, quick

The lease agreement stipulated that the apartment was **demised** (leased) for a term of one year. (Legal context)

Following the owner's passing, the property was **demised** (transferred) to his heirs. (Legal context)

The historical records revealed the land had been **demised** (granted) to the noble family centuries ago. (Historical context)

The construction project was delayed due to issues with the **demised** (leased) equipment. (Business context)