Lessees is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LESSEES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LESSEE, one to whom a lease is granted
• a person who holds the lease of a property; a tenant

Words related to LESSEES

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How to use LESSEES in a sentence

• And the duties connected with these objects cannot be performed, with justice to the government, and convenience to the lessees, without a local agent.
• Prospective lessees who had taken the trouble to inquire about the rental had learned that it was so high as to be prohibitive.
• He believed, he said, that L500,000 per annum was the value of all Irish episcopal lands to the lessees or tenants, though the bishops did not receive more than L100,000.
• The farming tools and other necessary property on the plantations were to be appraised at a fair valuation, and turned over to the lessees.
• In their eagerness to accumulate fortunes, the lessees frequently planted more ground than they could care for, and allowed much of it to run to waste.
• Two were taken to Shreveport and lodged in jail with one of the captured lessees.
• The majority of the lessees were unprincipled men, who undertook the enterprise solely as a speculation.
• Application for these places were generally made by the former lessees or their friends.
• The investigations into the conduct of agents and lessees were expected to make a change in the situation.
• All the eligible locations around Vicksburg had been taken by the lessees of the previous season, or by newly-arrived persons who preceded us.
• There was an earnest competition among the lessees to secure promising plantations.
• This would be done, not as a courtesy to the lessees, but as a part of the policy of providing for the care of the negroes.
• The distrust which many of the negroes entertained for their former masters enabled the lessees to gain, at once, the confidence of their laborers.
• Mules being very scarce, the lessees exercised their skill in supplying themselves with those animals.
• At the same time many lessees in our vicinity were unable to commence operations, owing to their inability to obtain working stock.
• A few of the lessees suffered by the loss of stock, which was sold an hour after it was stolen, and sometimes to the very party from whom it had been taken.
• All the lessees did the same thing, and partially protected each other against fraud.
• Some of the lessees resorted to questionable methods for supplying their plantations with the means for plowing and planting.
• From our plantation the robbers went to the one next above, where they were more fortunate in finding the lessees at home.
• The lessees were plundered of every thing in the shape of money, watches, and knives, and were forced to exchange hats and coats with their captors.
• No such courtesy was shown to the lessees of the plantation.
• One after another of the lessees were driven to seek refuge at Natchez, and their work was entirely suspended.
• Probably a dozen lessees were killed, and the same number carried to Texas.
• Near Vicksburg, the chivalric guerrillas captured two lessees, and tortured them most barbarously before putting them to death.
• He was representing the lessees of a steamship company plying between New Orleans and Texas coast points.
• The Ambigu pays for thirty copies, and only takes nine for the manager and box office-keeper and their mistresses, and for the three lessees of the theatre.
• The masses in the country, not laborers, live on the land as owners or lessees.

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