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Tenand

Definition:

Tenand is a noun that refers to a person or thing that holds a specific position or role, particularly in the context of a legal or contractual agreement.

Example sentences:

• The landlord was the tenand of the property and responsible for its maintenance.
• The CEO appointed John as the tenand of the newly created department.
• According to the tenand of the contract, the vendor was obligated to provide the agreed-upon goods.

Definition:

Tenand is a verb that means to hold, possess, or occupy a property or premises by paying rent to the owner.

Example sentences:

• The family will tenand the house for a year before deciding whether to purchase it.
• Your lease agreement states that you are allowed to tenand the apartment for a maximum of two years.
• The company decided to tenand a larger office space to accommodate its growing team.

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