keyage (Meaning)
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keyage (n.)
Wharfage; quayage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of keyage
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
keyage Sentence Examples
- The keyage of the house was given to the new owner at the closing.
- The realtor was unable to provide the keyage to the buyers, causing a delay in the move-in date.
- It was important to keep the keyage in a safe and secure place to prevent unauthorized access to the property.
- The landlord provided the keyage to the tenant upon signing the lease agreement.
- The keyage included keys to the front door, back door, and garage, as well as a key to the mailbox.
- The keyage was attached to a metal ring for easy carrying and organization.
- The keyage was stored in a key safe, which was mounted on the wall near the front door.
- The keyage was made of durable materials to withstand daily use and wear and tear.
- The keyage was color-coded to help identify the keys for different doors.
- The keyage was replaced after a security breach to ensure the safety of the property and its occupants.
FAQs About the word keyage
Wharfage; quayage.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The keyage of the house was given to the new owner at the closing.
The realtor was unable to provide the keyage to the buyers, causing a delay in the move-in date.
It was important to keep the keyage in a safe and secure place to prevent unauthorized access to the property.
The landlord provided the keyage to the tenant upon signing the lease agreement.
