lend

Phonetic Respelling: [ lend ]

Definition:

v. to give to another for temporary use with the understanding that it or a like thing will be returned

Sentence:

I will lend you my book.

More example sentences:

I will lend you my book.

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Why is Amal's friend, Omar, able to borrow books from his school library and lend them to Amal?

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What did Sammy's dad lend to Sammy for the night in the haunted house?

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What did Tanya lend Lilly Etta so she'd have an excuse to see her again?

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Who was too busy to lend a hand?

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Why couldn't the mice lend a hand?

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Why did Booker have to lend the typewriter to his sister?

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What does Carlos lend to Jerome?

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What did Mike lend the teacher?

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Who would Greg lend money to without any fees?

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What did Morris' dad lend the Wildebeest family for their vacation?

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What did the man lend to the boy to whom he gave a ride home?

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What did her big sister lend the little girl?

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What did Carley lend Kyle?

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What did Zach lend to Cammie?

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Synonyms:

loan; advance; temporarily give

Antonyms:

borrow

Lend rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bend
  • bend
  • ende
  • fend
  • friend
  • mend
  • mende
  • pend
  • penned
  • rend
  • rende
  • send
  • spend
  • tend
  • trend
  • wend
  • wende
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • abend
  • addend
  • amend
  • append
  • arend
  • ascend
  • attend
  • befriend
  • commend
  • contend
  • defend
  • depend
  • descend
  • distend
  • expend
  • extend
  • impend
  • intend
  • misspend
  • offend
  • portend
  • pretend
  • resuspend
  • transcend
  • unbend
  • yearend
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • apprehend
  • comprehend
  • condescend
  • recommend
  • reoffend
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • overextend