loaned

Given, expecting return

Loaned is the past tense of loan, meaning to lend something—typically money or objects—with the expectation of return: She loaned me twenty dollars until payday.

Some consider loan as a verb incorrect, insisting on lend, but loaned has been standard for centuries and appears frequently in American English: The museum loaned the painting to a gallery in Paris.

financial

interest

Attention, stake, or fee

collateral · credit · bank · capital · installment · amortization · default · creditor · debt · obligation

borrowed

library

Book collection or building

borrower · trust · favor · courtesy · gratitude · possession · item · exchange · agreement · duration

temporary

short-term

Of limited duration

lease · rental · usage · transient · impermanent · fleeting · momentary · ephemeral · nonpermanent

patronage

grant

Bestow or award money

patron · backer · donor · contributor · funding · fellowship · stipend · scholarship

Categories
Opposites
direction of transfer

loanedborrowed

Taken for temporary use

obtained · acquired

permanence of transfer

loanedgiven

Accepted as fact

gifted · donated · granted · bequeathed · bestowed

status of property

loanedreclaimed

Taken back; salvaged

kept · retained · retrieved · repossessed · unloaned

Phrases
Family

loan, loans, loaning, loanee

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G