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Squatter

usgb/ˈskwɑːtər/Volume
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Legal Consequences

Squatters may face legal action for occupying a property without rights, reflecting negative connotations.

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The squatter was evicted after the true owner pressed charges.
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Negative Perception

The term 'squatter' often implies the person is there illegally, which can carry social stigma.

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Neighbors regarded the squatter with suspicion and resentment.
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Not Always Poor

'Squatter' doesn't necessarily mean poor; some choose this for political reasons or lifestyle.

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The affluent artist became a squatter to protest housing inequalities.
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