noun Uncommon

landowner

LAND-oh-nuh

Landowner (noun) means a person or organization that owns land. Example: “The local landowner agreed to let the footpath cross his fields.”

noun

A person or organization that owns land.

"The local landowner agreed to let the footpath cross his fields."

"Wealthy landowners controlled most of the region for centuries."

How to use landowner

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSomeone who owns land, whether a small plot or a large estate.

Common pairings

local landowner private landowner

landowners plural

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The local _____ agreed to let the footpath cross his fields.

From land + owner.

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What does “landowner” mean?

The word “landowner” means a person or organization that owns land. In plain terms, someone who owns land, whether a small plot or a large estate.

How do you pronounce “landowner”?

“Landowner” is pronounced LAND-oh-nuh (/ˈlændˌoʊ.nɚ/ in IPA).

How do you use “landowner” in a sentence?

Here is “landowner” used in a sentence: “The local landowner agreed to let the footpath cross his fields.”

What part of speech is “landowner”?

“Landowner” is a noun.

Is “landowner” a common word?

“Landowner” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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