Synonyms for eviction
evic·tion

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1. eviction, constructive evictionnoun

   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

   Synonyms:
   dispossession, legal ouster, constructive eviction

2. eviction, dispossession, legal ousternoun

   the expulsion of someone (such as a tenant) from the possession of land by process of law

   Synonyms:
   dispossession, legal ouster, exorcism, constructive eviction

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1. evictionnoun

   Synonyms:
   (Law.) dispossession, deprivation

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1. List of paraphrases for "eviction":

   expulsion, evictions, deportation, evacuation, removal

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1. Calvin Jr.:

   I don’t think a $100 increase for almost a decade of living is unreasonable, there are plenty of landlords in our situation because of COVID. A lot of eviction cases are backlogged. She knows this and is going to ride this out.

2. Emily Benfer:

   The message to landlords right now is, truly, the public health largely rests in your hands, because of the link of eviction and the spread of Covid-19, it is critical that you apply for rental assistance and wait to evict because of the long-term hardship and also the immediate threat to Covid-19 surge that this will create.

3. David Dworkin:

   We've known for nearly a year that the eviction moratorium would eventually come to an end, in December, Congress appropriated $ 25 billion to assist renters. We have had seven months to spend that money. There is no excuse that it is not in the hands of those who need it the most.

4. Ryan Bell:

   The pandemic really made it clear that people who are renting their housing are insecure by definition. Their housing could be taken away from them in some cities for no cause and a massive rent increase is functionally an eviction, there’s just more and more stories.

5. John Pollock:

   There will be a ton of eviction filings, how quickly the courts might actually evict everyone, is hard to say. Courts have shown they can be ruthlessly efficient, they can dispose of hundreds of cases in a morning.