Eviction Definition

evictions
noun
evictions
The action of removing a tenant or other occupant from real property.
Webster's New World Law

The act of evicting.

Wiktionary

The state of being evicted.

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Noun

Singular:
eviction
Plural:
evictions

Origin of Eviction

  • From Middle French éviction, from Latin evictio, from evincere.

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Eviction Sentence Examples

  • By the second the tenant was secured from eviction except for non-payment of rent.

  • This would be unlawful eviction, which is a criminal offense.

  • Even where a warrant for possession is issued, the parties can still negotiate a compromise to prevent eviction.

  • Even in a busy news cycle, news outlets know they can't get by without reporting the latest news on the popular reality show front, and a Survivor eviction definitely makes the newsworthy cut.

  • She faces eviction if she can't get her home in order.

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Words Starting With

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