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. Alicia Mazzara:

   The bottom line is that White renters are faring the best for all the structural, systemic and historical reasons with which we are familiar, the most marginalized people were suffering the most and were overrepresented in any way we cut the data, looking at homelessness, rent instability or eviction.

2. Mark Calabria:

   Extending Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's foreclosure and eviction moratoriums through January 2021 keeps borrowers safe during the pandemic, this extension gives peace of mind to the more than 28 million homeowners with an enterprise-backed mortgage.

3. Bob Gibbs:

   The President is derelict in his duty, having repeatedly said he lacks the authority to extend the CDC’s eviction moratorium, then extending it anyway, his actions on the border represent a negligence in keeping America secure.We need to cut this off at the pass now and show we will not stand for clearly unconstitutional actions.

4. Gene Sperling:

   We knew from the start that we faced a race with time to get the emergency rental assistance flowing to a significant degree by the time the national eviction moratorium was lifted, we largely won that race.

5. Brian Deese:

   We were heartened to see Congress take a step in the right direction in providing some rental assistance and extending the federal eviction moratorium until January 31. But the threat of widespread evictions still exists at the end of the month in only a few days.