subrentaln.
/ˈsʌbˌrɛntl/, U.S. /ˈsəbˌrɛn(t)l/ The action or process of sub-rent v.; an instance of this.
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1866 5th Rep. Sel. Comm. Affairs East India Co. II. 229 The Doul Bundobust, or sub-rental of the three middle circars, on a medium of the ten years preceding 1769.
1897 Advance (Chicago) 24 June 813/1 $500 of income from sub-rental.
1908 C. B. Burdette Rainbow & Pot of Gold ii. 48 During the stay of the Church in the first Temple Auditorium..there has been a revenue from sub-rentals.
1993 L. G. Putterman Continuity & Change in China's Rural Devel. ix. 267 A market for subrental of land..was slow to develop.
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