Associations to the word «Eviction»
Noun
- Housemate
- Veto
- Tenant
- Landlord
- Rent
- Mccall
- Danielle
- Nomination
- Immunity
- Camilla
- Demolition
- Nominee
- Jessie
- Chose
- Twist
- Jen
- Notice
- Bailiff
- Vote
- Jade
- Protester
- Angie
- Clearance
- Hayden
- Harassment
- Brutality
- Dweller
- Contestant
- Slum
- Homelessness
- Intruder
- Zach
- Relocation
- Nikki
- Caleb
- Vanessa
- Week
- Alison
- Rachel
- Emmett
- Housing
- Frankie
- Lease
- Emigration
- Shack
- Natalie
- Nicole
- Weeks
- Famine
- Clique
- Mortgage
- Expulsion
- Susie
- Zoe
- Gala
- Gran
- Heidi
- Botswana
- Melanie
- Protest
- Drew
- Liza
- Finale
- Becky
- Resident
- Save
- Amanda
- Cristina
- Competition
- Lori
- Prevention
- Derrick
- Cache
Adjective
Adverb
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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