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protenant

protenant adjective: in favor of tenants, as opposed to landlords.

Adjective

protenant (comparative more protenant, superlative most protenant)

  1. In favor of tenants, as opposed to landlords.
    • "Woody Bowman hasn't been able to pass a protenant piece of legislation yet in the state legislature.1988 April 1, Vicki Quade, “Tenants of Chicago, Unite”, in Chicago Reader

Forms of protenant

comparativemore protenant
superlativemost protenant

Origin of protenant

From pro- + tenant.

Questions about protenant

What does protenant mean?
Protenant means in favor of tenants, as opposed to landlords.
What part of speech is protenant?
Protenant is an adjective.

Words near protenant in the dictionary

  1. protelids
  2. protelomerase
  3. protelomerases
  4. protemperance
  5. protemporaneous
  6. protenant
  7. protend
  8. protended
  9. protending
  10. protends
  11. protenema

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