Want to say leas differently? Here are other words for leas and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of leas
The primary meaning of the word "leas" is related to a contract or agreement for the rental or use of something, especially property.
Etymology of leas
The word "leas" originates from the Old English word "lēas", which means "rental" or "lease"
 It is also related to the Old Norse word "lēsa", which means "to lend" or "to rent"
 Historically, the word "leas" has been used to refer to a contract or agreement for the rental or use of property, and has been in use since the 14th century
Synonyms
Definitions
- A contract or agreement for the rental or use of something, especially property, for a specified period of time
- The period of time for which a contract or agreement for the rental or use of something is made
- A piece of land or property that is rented or let out for a specified period of time
Usage Examples
- The company signed a leas for the office space for a period of five years
- The farmer gave a leas to the neighboring farmer to use his land for a season
- The leas on the property expired after ten years, and the owner decided not to renew it
Antonyms
                                                ownership
                                                                        possession
                                                                        freehold
                                                                        outright
                                                                        purchase
                                                                        sale
                                                                        gift
                                                                        donation
                                                                        bequest
                                                                        inheritance
                                                                        outright
                                                                        free
                                                                        clear
                                                                        unconditional
                                                                        unlimited
                                                                        unrestricted
                                                                        unencumbered
                                                                        absolute