Synonyms for lent
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Princeton's WordNet

1. Lent, Lententidenoun

   a period of 40 weekdays from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday

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1. lentnoun

   Synonyms:
   quadragesima

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1. List of paraphrases for "lent":

   loaned, provided, slow

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1. James Park:

   They have lent money against the assets and they have fewer assets now, so the creditworthiness of the company is certainly in question, i would be very surprised if the case is dismissed.

2. Chris Roberts:

   If you're saying we lent this money for this project or development effort, and we're just writing it off because we know we're never going to get it back.

3. Anatole France:

   Never lend books - nobody ever returns them; the only books I have in my library are those which people have lent me.

4. Zhou Lin:

   From Zhou to Li, central government officials keep sending market-friendly messages. In addition, the rebound in global equity markets also lent support.

5. Alexander Aitken:

   I can’t see there being much willingness to give a fairer outcome to offshore bondholders rather than onshore banks, let alone house buyers and people who have lent onshore through the personal loan structures, of course legally there is also structural subordination from being offshore, which means lenders to Evergrande’s onshore subsidiaries get paid before lenders to the parent company or any offshore debt issuer.