Synonyms for occupancy
ˈɒk yə pən sioc·cu·pan·cy

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1. occupancy

   Synonyms:
   possession, enjoyment, tenure

   Antonyms:
   ejection, eviction, dispossession

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1. occupancy, tenancynoun

   an act of being a tenant or occupant

   Synonyms:
   tenancy, occupation, moving in

2. occupation, occupancy, moving innoun

   the act of occupying or taking possession of a building

   "occupation of a building without a certificate of occupancy is illegal"

   Synonyms:
   occupation, tenancy, job, line, military control, moving in, line of work, business

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1. • Residency

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1. occupancynoun

   Synonyms:
   possession (for the time), tenure, holding, use, occupation

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1. List of paraphrases for "occupancy":

   occupation, occupying, tenure

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1. Iliane Dingel-Padberg:

   Currently every hotel in Germany is receiving requests, we wouldn't consider so-called A-sites for the housing of refugees, rather our C-sites with limited occupancy rates. What motivates us is a mixture of economic and humanitarian reasons.

2. Arne Sorenson:

   When you look at South Korea and Italy, we will see both cancellations and we will see declining( revenue per available room) in those markets, some of the Italian cities, we've probably lost a few tens of points of occupancy in the first days.

3. Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon:

   I have no intention of compromising when the law is broken so egregiously, to take occupancy of the homes, a number of actions are required and none were carried out, which is why the trespassers were evicted.

4. Alex Lavoie:

   The goal is to get people out of single-occupancy rides to reduce congestion.

5. Syed Hossain:

   Twenty-five percent? We can’t! It’s stupid --I’d be losing money, new York City has lower infection and hospitalization rates than nearly all counties in the rest of the state where indoor dining is open at 50 percent occupancy.