Evicted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVICTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVICT, to dispossess by law
• expel (someone) from a property, especially with the support of the law
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to expel by legal process

Words related to EVICTED

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How to use EVICTED in a sentence

• In the first place, it must be remembered that they were men who had been evicted from their homes, and whose property had been confiscated.
• It was also within their competence to cause the destruction of buildings, and to compensate the evicted proprietors at a valuation which they fixed themselves.
• BOTTOMLEY made bitter complaint to the SPEAKER that he had been evicted from his favourite corner-seat by the Member for South-East St.
• It is not the Fenians who have evicted tenants by the score.
• But it was not for them the evicted young soldier claimed this last gaze.
• And this is the round of their existence, month after month, year after year, for they never get a vacation save when they are evicted.
• A caretaker on an evicted farm on the property of Lord Cork, near Kanturk, was murdered for taking charge of it.
• The same Board of Guardians was most lavish in its relief to any man evicted for declining to pay his rent.
• There was great excitement when it became known that twenty families would be evicted from their holdings, and a breach of the peace appeared very probable.
• Thus two were pleased and one displeased by the new arrangement, and the displeased one, Welsh, or Walsh, was finally evicted a short while since, and his house pulled down.
• As no person in the possession of his senses would take any farm from which a tenant had been evicted, the landlord would have only one course to pursue.
• Free men were arrested, evicted, exiled, and outlawed without even legal warrant or the semblance of a fair trial.
• Sultan Selim in, terrified of the growing power of these Jannisaries, sided with his Christian subjects, sent troops against them, and forcibly evicted them from Belgrade.
• He was evicted in 1842, and the Karageorges again swung into power.
• Large numbers were descendants of those evicted from Montenegro or Serbia in 1878, and were therefore not well disposed to either land.
• From the exiles to those evicted by the Commune and those who followed of their own free will.
• His widow tried to make a go of the place, but she borrowed of Hazen and he had evicted her this three months back.
• On the homeward way we observed a house burning, opposite the place where the horse shied, and found that a farmer had been evicted, and his cottage set on fire.
• Some of the evicted took up claims on lots closer in.
• A few weeks after the scene just described the evicted girls were reinstated.
• June brought Commencement day, and some of the same girls who had been evicted in 1874 were graduated by the new Board in 1877.
• She was 300 yards distant and in a few minutes the evicted Friday Islanders had run up within short hailing distance of her.
• Surely it was too goodly a residence that we should be so swiftly, so ruthlessly, evicted from it! But I have said that the telephone-bell had rung once more.
• In the three years 1849-1852, 58,423 families were evicted, or 306,120 souls.
• He is rewarded by appointment to some respectable post, possibly the same from which his victim has been evicted.
• If submissive tenants received better terms and larger leases than of old, Jacobite tenants were evicted for not being punctual with rent.

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