occupier

[ˈɒkjʊpaɪə(r)]

occupier Definition

a person or group of people who live or work in a particular building or place.

Using occupier: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "occupier" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The occupiers of the building were asked to leave by the landlord.

  • Example

    The new occupiers of the apartment complex are mostly young professionals.

  • Example

    The occupiers of the land have been there for generations.

occupier Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with occupier

  • a person or group of people who live or work in a building or place without permission

    Example

    The police were called to remove the illegal occupiers from the abandoned warehouse.

  • sole occupier

    a person who is the only resident or user of a particular building or place

    Example

    As the sole occupier of the house, he had complete control over the property.

  • two or more people who live or work in a particular building or place together

    Example

    The lease agreement specified that all joint occupiers were equally responsible for paying the rent.

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Summary: occupier in Brief

An 'occupier' [ˈɒkjʊpaɪə(r)] refers to a person or group of people who live or work in a particular building or place. It can be used to describe legal or illegal residents, and extends to phrases like 'illegal occupier,' and 'sole occupier.'