occupier

/ˈɑkjəpaɪər/
noun
  1. A person who lives in or uses a particular building, room, or piece of land.
    • The new occupiers moved in last weekend.
    • The occupier of the apartment is responsible for paying the utility bills.
    • The land occupier has the right to farm the property.
  2. A person or group that takes control of a place by force or without permission.
    • The occupiers refused to leave the embassy building.
    • During the war, the occupiers imposed strict curfews.
    • The protesters were occupiers of the park for a week.
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