Lease dictionary
Quiet enjoyment
Your right to live in the home undisturbed - by the landlord most of all.
The covenant of quiet enjoyment is your right to reasonably undisturbed use of the home: no surprise entries, no harassment, no landlord-caused disruptions that make living there miserable. Like habitability, it's implied in every lease.
Serious, ongoing violations - repeated unannounced entries, cutting utilities to push you out - can amount to constructive eviction.
Watch out
Keep a dated log of every unannounced entry or disturbance. A pattern, documented, is what turns 'annoying' into 'actionable.'
See it in action
The Tenant rights by state puts this term to work for you.