abutter Definition
a person or entity that owns adjacent land or property.
Using abutter: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "abutter" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The abutter was notified of the proposed construction.
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The abutters were consulted before the development project began.
Example
The abutter's property line is adjacent to the park.
Origins of abutter
from Old English 'abūtan', meaning 'about'
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Summary: abutter in Brief
'Abutter' [əˈbʌtər] refers to a person or entity that owns adjacent land or property. It is commonly used in legal and real estate contexts, such as notifying abutters of proposed construction or consulting with abutters before a development project begins.
