Another word for proprietor | Synonyms for proprietor

Another word for proprietor

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proprietor

n.

owner, titleholder, master, proprietary; see owner, possessor.

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Another word for proprietor

noun

A person who has legal title to property:

holder, master, owner, possessor. See owned

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The proprietor having become a Protestant, the proprietary government was restored in 1715.
The effect of the original system was that a vakuf property became the inalienable property of the state, and the original proprietor a mere tenant.
Jackson, a hotel proprietor, from whose building Ellsworth had removed a Confederate flag.
- The original lease in Scots law took the form of a grant by the proprietor or lessor.
In 1800 " the landing " received the name Bogardus's Corners," from the proprietor of a local inn.

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