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Meaning of lessee
lessee (n)
a tenant who holds a lease
lessee (v. t.)
The person to whom a lease is given, or who takes an estate by lease.
lessee Sentence Examples
- The lessee was responsible for maintaining the property in good condition.
- The landlord offered a 10-year lease to the potential lessee.
- The lessee agreed to pay the rent on time and comply with all lease terms.
- The lessee had the right to sublet the property with the landlord's consent.
- The lessee was aware of the potential risks involved in leasing the property.
- The landlord conducted a thorough background check on the prospective lessee.
- The lessee received a copy of the lease agreement for review before signing.
- The lessee and the landlord negotiated the terms of the lease carefully.
- The lessee was responsible for any damages to the property that occurred during their tenancy.
- The landlord provided the lessee with a detailed inventory of the property at the start of the lease.
FAQs About the word lessee
a tenant who holds a leaseThe person to whom a lease is given, or who takes an estate by lease.
tenant,lodger, roomer, boarder, visitor, renter, occupier, guest, occupant, roommate
landowner, landlord, lessor, landowner,lessor, proprietor, letter, proprietor, letter, landlord
The lessee was responsible for maintaining the property in good condition.
The landlord offered a 10-year lease to the potential lessee.
The lessee agreed to pay the rent on time and comply with all lease terms.
The lessee had the right to sublet the property with the landlord's consent.
