Lessee
/leˈsiː/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Connotations
In some cultures, a lessee may have different expectations of privacy and control over the rented property.
As a lessee in this country, you usually can't make major changes without the landlord's consent.
Pro Tip 2/3Legal Agreements
The word 'lessee' often appears in legal contexts; it implies a formal agreement is in place.
The lessee signed the lease contract in the presence of a notary.
Pro Tip 3/3Lease Duration
'Lessee' suggests a temporary but medium to long-term arrangement, not just short-term.
The lessee plans to stay in the apartment for at least a year.
Compare with
LeaseholderOccupantRentResidentTenant
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