Associations to the word «Eviction»
Noun
- Judd
- Public
- Dustin
- Endurance
- Arson
- Whaler
- Michele
- Marcelo
- Sheriff
- Michelle
- Seizure
- Facing
- Viewer
- Jonny
- Seizing
- Darren
- Default
- Summons
- Shane
- Violation
- Celebrity
- Thursday
- Pandit
- Allison
- Pawn
- Raul
- Head
- Boycott
- Julie
- Ordinance
- Marko
- Nadia
- Natasha
- Injunction
- Sweeney
- Diane
- Swap
- Kathy
- Highlight
- Wil
- Unemployment
- Jasmine
- Cape
- Proceeding
- Lucille
- Boogie
- Liz
- Jared
- Solidarity
- Ruling
- Ashley
- Jeff
- Premise
- Farmer
- Activist
- Dino
- Marvin
- Bankruptcy
- Cassandra
- Spencer
- Alliance
- Tully
- Beau
- Judgement
- Brother
- Giorgio
- Warrant
- Occupant
- Gaza
- Chloe
- Detention
- Baku
- Task
- Removal
- Threat
- Friday
Adjective
Wiktionary
EVICTION, noun. The act of evicting.
EVICTION, noun. The state of being evicted.
Dictionary definition
EVICTION, noun. Action by a landlord that compels a tenant to leave the premises (as by rendering the premises unfit for occupancy); no physical expulsion or legal process is involved.
EVICTION, noun. The expulsion of someone (such as a tenant) from the possession of land by process of law.
Wise words
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