Definitions

1. noun

A right granted to someone to use and maintain a specific area of land, often belonging to someone else, for a particular purpose.

“The property developer obtained an easement to access the adjacent land for the construction of a new road.”

2. noun

A reduction in rent or other expenses, typically granted to a tenant by a landlord.

“The company was able to negotiate an easement on the rent for the first year of their new lease.”

3. noun

A reduction in the intensity or severity of a problem or situation.

“The new policy provided an easement to the employees, allowing them to work from home one day a week.”