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lent

ADJECTIVE
loaned
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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He lent his support for such a move again on Monday, which would push borrowing costs down at least 50 basis points — or half a percentage point — from where they are now.

From MarketWatch

It also showed that Margam - "a place that may even have lent its name to the historic region of Glamorgan" - was "one of the most important centres of power in Wales".

From BBC

In a second case in Milan, prosecutors said Aventall had made payments "of an allegedly corrupt nature" to Enviro Pacific Investments - the company which lent the money for the Sunninghill purchase.

From BBC

Pace Mr. Miller, it didn’t advocate freedom for the sake of freedom, or elections as a good in themselves, even if the overwrought text of Mr. Bush’s Second Inaugural address lent itself to that parody.

From The Wall Street Journal

An equipment financing company from Utah lent money to First Brands at “usurious” rates that returned over 300% as part of a kickback scheme with a top executive, according to the official committee of the auto-parts supplier’s creditors.

From The Wall Street Journal