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View definitions for sublet

sublet

adjective as in rented

verb as in farm out

Weak matches

verb as in lease

Strongest matches

Strong matches

verb as in let

verb as in rent

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A spokesperson told the BBC the company was clear with caravan owners that "there are no guarantees" about subletting income.

From BBC

Neither the subletting nor the storage of flammable materials was legal under the Caltrans lease, but the agency failed time and again to enforce it own rules, the report found.

It was nothing like the aging, rent-controlled apartment she once sublet in Venice, where she often had to cook using a toaster oven.

“We were just subletting our apartment,” said Ewald, explaining that she expected to return to New York after the Empty Space gig.

At one point, he sublet his bedroom in his Brooklyn apartment to a stranger to cover the cost of rent — something to which Alejandro also resorts in “Problemista.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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