forlet (Meaning)
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forlet (v. t.)
To give up; to leave; to abandon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forlet
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
forlet Sentence Examples
- The seller offered a generous forlet on the house, allowing us to close the deal for less than we expected.
- The landlord granted a forlet to the tenants due to financial hardship caused by the pandemic.
- The forlet enabled the business to reduce its rent payments, providing temporary financial relief.
- The buyer negotiated a forlet to offset the cost of repairs needed on the property.
- The real estate agent advised the seller to consider a forlet to attract potential buyers.
- The forlet acted as an incentive for the tenant to stay in the property for a longer period.
- The property management company offered a forlet to the tenants who had been loyal customers for several years.
- The forlet allowed the non-profit organization to purchase the building at a reduced price, enabling them to continue their mission.
- The investor took advantage of the forlet to secure a lower rental rate on the apartment building.
- The forlet was a mutually beneficial agreement that satisfied the needs of both the tenant and the landlord.
FAQs About the word forlet
To give up; to leave; to abandon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The seller offered a generous forlet on the house, allowing us to close the deal for less than we expected.
The landlord granted a forlet to the tenants due to financial hardship caused by the pandemic.
The forlet enabled the business to reduce its rent payments, providing temporary financial relief.
The buyer negotiated a forlet to offset the cost of repairs needed on the property.
