rent seck
[ sek ]
/ sɛk /
noun, plural rents seck.
a right to rent in which the renter does not have the usual power of collection by seizure of the tenant's goods.
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Also called dry rent.
Origin of rent seck
1425–75; late Middle English <Anglo-French rente seque literally, dry rent
Words nearby rent seck
rent-free, rentier, Renton, rent party, rent-roll, rent seck, rent-seeking, rent-stabilized, rent strike, rent table, renunciate
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