tentage
- noun
- /ˈtɛntɪdʒ/
Examples
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The camp was set up quickly thanks to the ample supply of tentage provided by the organizers.
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After the storm, much of the tentage needed to be repaired or replaced.
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Military units often carry their own tentage for use in remote locations.
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The campsite provided enough tentage for all the campers.
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We need to set up the tentage before it gets dark.
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For the camping trip, we need to gather the necessary tentage, including poles and tarps.
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The festival organizers set up the tentage early to prepare for the expected crowd.
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After setting up the tentage for the event, we realized we had forgotten the stakes.
Synonyms
A building that gives temporary housing and protection for homeless people
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Etymology
Tentage comes from the word tent and the ending -age, which makes a word mean a 'collection' or 'group', just like baggage is a 'group of bags'. So tentage means the tents and related gear used together for shelter.