> Their tenants were largely about taking care of each other.
For what it’s worth, you almost certainly mean ‘tenets’. I don’t know why, but this malapropism has become increasingly common. Tenants are people who rent a property.
For what it’s worth, you almost certainly mean ‘tenets’. I don’t know why, but this malapropism has become increasingly common. Tenants are people who rent a property.
Both words come from the Latin tenere, to hold. A tenant is someone who holds a lease. A tenet is a belief that is held.