noun
occupier
Occupier (noun) means a person or power that occupies a place, especially a foreign country controlling someone else's land.
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A person or power that occupies a place, especially a foreign country controlling someone else's land.
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Etymology
Came from Middle English occupier, occupiour, itself from occupien plus -er (equivalent to occupy + -er), or alternatively from Middle French occupier, occupiour.
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What is the meaning of occupier?
"occupier" (noun) means a person or power that occupies a place, especially a foreign country controlling someone else's land.
What is another word for occupier?
Other words for "occupier" include occupant, resident.
