squatter's Usage Examples:

The squatter had been involved in an earlier altercation on the mainland and was approached by a sheriff's deputy in his squatter shack on the island.

Land Reform Act aimed to redistribute land to poor people (including squatters) under the Sor Por Kor program and as of 2019, 36 million rai or 5.

On 25 August 1877, well known squatter, wool provedore, businessman and separationist, Enoch Price Walter Hays, purchased Black"s.

Apparently, the hall had once been owned by a wealthy man but eventually was occupied by the squatters of the time and thus needy travellers were disappointed at finding no succour, hence the unusual name.

Geelong advertiser and squatters advocate.

Several months later, when development had still taken place, the building was falling into decay and was reportedly close to collapse, as squatters and thieves regularly broke in to occupy the building and strip lead from the roof.

Anyone who occupied land outside of this area were technically considered to be a 'squatter', without legal title.

To qualify under the law, the squatter had to be the following:a [of household];a single man over 21 or a widow;a citizen of the United States (or an immigrant intending to become naturalized); anda resident of the claimed land for a minimum of 14 months.

growth and migration from the rural areas to Dakar has resulted in the mushrooming of squatter settlements on Dakar’s periphery.

Following the Haitian Revolution (1791–1804), squatters acquired smallholdings across the country.

In 1978 the squatters were rehoused by the authority, and demolition went ahead for the park.

town or squatter area is a settlement of improvised buildings known as shanties or shacks, typically made of materials such as mud and wood.

Government of Angola has been criticized by human rights groups for forcibly evicting squatters and not resettling them.

Synonyms:

interloper, intruder, trespasser,

Antonyms:

acquaintance,