evict

evict synonyms

eject compare evict and eject
oust compare evict and oust
expel compare evict and expel
kick out compare evict and kick out
throw out compare evict and throw out
force out compare evict and force out
remove compare evict and remove
dismiss compare evict and dismiss
boot out compare evict and boot out
turn out compare evict and turn out
dislodge compare evict and dislodge
drive out compare evict and drive out
defenestrate compare evict and defenestrate
turf out compare evict and turf out
discharge compare evict and discharge
put out compare evict and put out
get rid of compare evict and get rid of
exclude compare evict and exclude
displace compare evict and displace
banish compare evict and banish
dispossess compare evict and dispossess
exile compare evict and exile
fire compare evict and fire
ostracize compare evict and ostracize
sack compare evict and sack
chuck out compare evict and chuck out
drum out compare evict and drum out
cast out compare evict and cast out
deport compare evict and deport
give someone the boot compare evict and give someone the boot
send packing compare evict and send packing
throw someone out on their ear compare evict and throw someone out on their ear
bounce compare evict and bounce
show someone the door compare evict and show someone the door
give someone the bum's rush compare evict and give someone the bum's rush
out compare evict and out
give someone their marching orders compare evict and give someone their marching orders
depose compare evict and depose
eliminate compare evict and eliminate
chase compare evict and chase
extrude compare evict and extrude
topple compare evict and topple
expatriate compare evict and expatriate
reject compare evict and reject
unseat compare evict and unseat
shut out compare evict and shut out
proscribe compare evict and proscribe
heave out compare evict and heave out
expulse compare evict and expulse
debar compare evict and debar

evict definitions

verb

  • To expel (one or more people) from their property; to force (one or more people) to move out.