Definition of occupance in English:

occupance

noun ˈɒkjʊpəns

Early 19th century: from occupant + -ance.

单词	occupance
释义	Definition of occupance in English: occupance noun ˈɒkjʊpəns 1 another term for occupancy Example sentencesExamples Theoretically the occupance of nightmares is not entirely surprising. The occupance of flaming is attributed to the absence of cues to social hierarchical position, to the formality or informality of the communication. 1.1Geography The inhabiting and modification of an area by humans. 〔地理〕（人类对某一地区的）占用，改造；居住 Example sentencesExamples By studying the sequent occupance of New Zealand, students will be able to analyze the physical landscape and the cultural landscape of the country. Like all geographic field methods, it attempts an accurate quantitative portrayal of the occupance pattern. Origin Early 19th century: from occupant + -ance.
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