ter-tenant (Meaning)

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ter-tenant (n.)

See Terre-tenant.

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The ter-tenant occupied the top floor of the sprawling mansion.
The medieval castle had multiple ter-tenants, each responsible for their own section.
The farmers were ter-tenants to the wealthy landowner, paying rent for the land they worked.
The ter-tenants shared the communal spaces of the building while maintaining their own private quarters.
The ter-tenants had a harmonious relationship, often assisting each other with tasks.
The ter-tenants organized a neighborhood watch to ensure the safety of their community.
The ter-tenants were granted certain privileges by their landlord, such as access to the gardens and stables.
The ter-tenants celebrated annual festivals together, fostering a sense of unity.
The ter-tenants played a vital role in the local economy by providing goods and services.
The ter-tenants formed a strong social network that supported them through both good times and bad.

See Terre-tenant.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ter-tenant occupied the top floor of the sprawling mansion.

The medieval castle had multiple ter-tenants, each responsible for their own section.

The farmers were ter-tenants to the wealthy landowner, paying rent for the land they worked.

The ter-tenants shared the communal spaces of the building while maintaining their own private quarters.