What is another word for lend-leases?
Pronunciation: [lˈɛndlˈiːsɪz] (IPA) 
Lend-leases, also known as lend-lease agreements, refer to the transfer of military equipment, weapons and supplies from a country to another during wartime. The term was first coined during World War II by the United States government to describe the policy of lending military and economic aid to countries fighting against the Axis powers. Synonyms for lend-leases include military assistance, aid, support, relief, allocation, allotment, contribution, grant, appropriation, and provision. These terms all refer to a government or an organization providing resources to another in need, usually in times of crisis or emergency. Lend-leases played a crucial role in the outcome of World War II and continue to be a significant aspect of international relations during times of conflict.
