foregift (Meaning)
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foregift (n.)
A premium paid by / lessee when taking his lease.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foregift
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
foregift Sentence Examples
- 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.
- The seller demanded a foregift as a guarantee of the buyer's intent.
- The foregift was intended to cover any potential damages in case the transaction fell through.
- The parties agreed on a foregift amount that was proportionate to the value of the goods.
- The foregift was held in trust until the completion of the purchase.
- The foregift provided peace of mind to both parties, ensuring that neither would lose out unfairly.
- 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.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
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.
