occupancy
/ˈɑkjəpənsi/
noun
- The act of living in or using a building, room, or other space.
- The building has been vacant for years, with no occupancy since the factory closed.
- The hotel's occupancy rate is highest during the summer months.
- The new tenants took occupancy of the apartment on the first of the month.
- The number of people or things that can be or are in a space at one time.
- The restaurant's maximum occupancy is 150 people.
- The stadium's occupancy for the concert was nearly 50,000 fans.
- The elevator has a sign showing a maximum occupancy of eight persons.
- The period during which someone lives in or uses a place.
- The family's occupancy of the house lasted for over thirty years.
- During the army's occupancy of the fort, they made many repairs.
- The lease allows for a one-year occupancy with an option to renew.
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