Eviction
Pronunciation: /ɪˈvɪkʃən/
Eviction (noun)
- A legal process that makes someone leave a rented home or land, usually because they broke an agreement.
- The act of removing people from a place by authority or power, often against their wishes.
Examples
- The eviction notice arrived after the rent was not paid.
- An eviction can happen when a tenant breaks the lease.