tenent (Meaning)
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tenent (n.)
A tenet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tenent
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tenent Sentence Examples
- The tenant diligently adhered to the tenets of his lease, paying his rent promptly.
- The religion's tenets taught its followers to practice compassion and forgiveness.
- The philosopher's tenets challenged conventional wisdom, sparking intellectual debate.
- The leader's principles, or tenets, guided his ethical decision-making.
- The corporation upheld the tenets of corporate social responsibility, prioritizing both profit and employee well-being.
- The scientific theory relied on a few key tenets that had been empirically tested.
- The peace treaty established ten tenets to ensure enduring stability between the warring factions.
- The artist's work conveyed his deep-seated tenets, reflecting his personal beliefs and values.
- The teacher's tenets emphasized the importance of respect, collaboration, and inclusivity in the classroom.
- The organization's mission statement set out its fundamental tenets, outlining its purpose and goals.
FAQs About the word tenent
A tenet.
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The tenant diligently adhered to the tenets of his lease, paying his rent promptly.
The religion's tenets taught its followers to practice compassion and forgiveness.
The philosopher's tenets challenged conventional wisdom, sparking intellectual debate.
The leader's principles, or tenets, guided his ethical decision-making.
