loaning
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈloʊnɪŋ/
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préstamo
- However, there are many publishers and independent KDP authors who did not understand loaning and lending on Amazon's Kindle platform.
Subpoenas we have to provide all loans that are from this person.
- Subpoenas we have to provide all loans that are from this person.
- But if I could just send a, a warning like a bat signal to the world, please don't take all these stupid loans.
- I use it because it's good and it's cheap primarily because it's cheap and I'm still paying off my college loans.
- The crucial thing though is in that kind of scenario that these savers are genuinely giving up access to their money for the period of the loan.
- But student loans have continued to grow to where it has become an just a weight on people to where they can't breathe.
- Your recent loans of three amazing Nick Cave sound suits really activated this exhibition and made this exhibition possible, and I thank you.
- I used to work for one of the NGOs that pioneered the savings and loans concept in all of Africa.
- So when she says all this, she says, yeah, they're looking at at your, the loans you gave me at, at your wife's loans.
Examples
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A mutual help line for progressive organizations to cooperate in such areas as technical assistance, access to useful contacts and pressure points, running campaigns, loaning equipment, providing space, and so forth.
Academic text (2000) -
The actual book loaning process is handled by Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble, not by Lendink.
Blog text (22) -
Thanks for the loaning of the quarter.
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There was also a difference between "lending" and "loaning."
Blog text (23) -
Loaning is in both categories, depending on the terms of the loan.
Blog text (13) -
Indeed, diaries and early letters reveal an almost constant activity of borrowing and loaning within the community.
Academic text (1992) -
His billhead said, "No Banking, no Mortgaging, no Insurance, no Borrowing, no Loaning."
Fiction book (1990) -
The bank offers a variety of services, including loaning money for home purchases.
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His business relies on loaning equipment to startups in need of financial support.
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She was grateful for the loaning of the funds needed to start her new venture.
Synonyms
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1.8
Giving money to someone for a time and expecting it back with extra money added
Business of giving money to people and charging interest
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Loaning comes from the old English word loan, which meant 'something given for a time', and it is the same idea as the verb lend. So loaning means giving money or things now with the idea they will be given back, often with extra money as a payment.