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rent

[rent] / rɛnt /
NOUN
fee paid for use, service, or privilege
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Brydon also revealed a highlight which unfolded away from the cameras, when he took Coogan for a drive along the mountain roads in a classic car he had rented.

From BBC

He described a widening divide between higher-income households, which don’t feel the bite of higher costs of discretionary goods, and a broad middle that is under pressure from food, rent and utility costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

His family has an apartment there, so our rent would be free.

From MarketWatch

My parents rented a small house and we ended up being there for my whole childhood.

From The Wall Street Journal

Voters are angry about expensive rents, groceries and imported goods.

From Los Angeles Times