Synonyms for occupier
oc·cu·pi·er

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1. resident, occupant, occupiernoun

   someone who lives at a particular place for a prolonged period or who was born there

   Synonyms:
   house physician, resident, resident physician, occupant

2. occupiernoun

   a member of a military force who is residing in a conquered foreign country

   Synonyms:
   resident, occupant

Matched Categories

1. • Inhabitant
   • Military
   • Serviceman

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1. List of paraphrases for "occupier":

   occupant, occupying

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1. Nour Odeh:

   This security coordination is both humiliating and ineffective, the PA right now is losing, not just losing control, but losing face. It has no money to pay salaries. It has no control, no ability to protect its citizens, and yet it is expected from the world to protect the occupier and coordinate with them.

2. Benny Tai:

   The government that uses police batons to maintain its authority is a government that is beyond reason, for the sake of the occupier safety and for the sake of the original intention of love and peace, as we prepare to surrender, we three urge students to retreat, to put down deep roots in the community and transform the movement to extend the spirit of the umbrella movement.

3. Volodymyr Zelensky:

   Just imagine, Ukrainian mothers are writing in pen on the backs of their children, the child's name and phone number, so that if the occupier kills the parents, the child has a chance to save itself.

4. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko:

   In the words of Oleg Sentsov – a trial by the occupier cannot be just by very definition.

5. Chief Executive Robert Noel:

   We're entering into an era of above-average development completions with no above-average demand, so the balance will move back towards the occupier, vacancy is at or around all-time lows, but it has just started to pick up.