tenantry
noun
ten·ant·ry ˈte-nən-trē 
plural tenantries
1
: tenancy
2
: a body of tenants
Word History
Etymology
Middle English tenauntry "property let in exchange for money or feudal service, body of tenants," from tenaunt tenant entry 1 + -ry -ry
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
tenantry
noun
as in tenancy
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- tenancy
- occupation
- occupancy
- ownership
- proprietorship
- possession
- habitation
- residency
- trespass
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- ejectment
- dispossession
- ejection
- vacancy
- vacation
- vacating
- qualifications
- qualificative
- qualificator
- qualificators
- qualificatory
- qualified
- qualified fee
- qualified immunity
- qualified property
- qualifiedly
- qualifiedness
- qualifier
- qualifiers
- qualifies
- qualify
- qualifying
- qualifying game
- qualifying heat
- qualifying round
- qualifyings
- qualitative
- qualitative analysis
- qualitative character
- qualitatively
- qualitied