lessor
/lɛˈsɔː
/ /ˈlɛsɔː /noun
A person who leases or lets a property to another; a landlord: lessors and their solicitors discussed tactics for dealing with the lessees...
- If the covenant has the meaning suggested by the lessees, the lessors are liable for breach of the implied covenant.
- In addition the scheme provided for relief for owner-occupier or lessors of residential property.
- For a very brief time, both the lessor and the lessee were one and the same person.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French, from Old French lesser 'let, leave'.
Rhymes
- informatics
- information
- information age
- informational
- informationally
- information architect
- information architecture
- information booth
- information bureau
- information content
- information desk
- information economy
- information exchange
- information explosion
- information fatigue
- information fatigue syndrome
- information gap
- informationless
- information office
- information officer
- information operator
- information overload
- information pack
- information-poor
- information processing