Legal Definitions - entire use

Definition: Entire use refers to a long-continued possession and employment of something for the purpose for which it is adapted, as distinguished from a possession and employment that is merely temporary or occasional.

Example: If a building is used as a dance club for a long period of time, it can be considered an entire use of the building. However, if the building is only used as a dance club for a few nights, it would be considered a temporary or occasional use.

This example illustrates that an entire use is a long-term and continuous use of something, while a temporary or occasional use is short-term and sporadic.