Definition of «ownership»

Usage examples

1. Real estate ownership: Buying a house or a piece of land and having legal rights and control over it.
2. Business ownership: Starting a company or acquiring shares in an existing business, which gives you control and responsibility for its operations and profits.
3. Intellectual property ownership: Creating and owning exclusive rights to inventions, designs, trademarks, copyrights, or artistic works.
4. Personal possession ownership: Owning physical objects such as a car, jewelry, or electronic devices.
5. Rights ownership: Holding legal rights, such as patents, trademarks, or copyrights, which grant you ownership and control over certain assets.
6. Financial ownership: Owning stocks, bonds, or other financial instruments, which represent an ownership interest in a company or debt obligation.
7. Home ownership: Purchasing or having a mortgage on a residential property, giving you the right to live in and determine the use of that property.
8. Animal ownership: Keeping a pet or livestock, providing care and responsibility for their well-being.
9. Collaborative ownership: Participating in collective or cooperative ownership models, where multiple individuals jointly own and manage a particular asset or enterprise.
10. Cultural ownership: Recognizing and valuing the ownership and preservation of cultural heritage, traditions, or artifacts by a particular group or community.