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Meanings of evicting in English
Usage of evicting in English
1
We've put together a video of police evicting protesters from Zuccotti Park.
2
With property titles unclear, builders avoid getting involved in evicting old tenants.
3
The man was an agent, and he had a reputation for evicting.
4
But it wasn't like the sheriff was at the door evicting us.
5
Israeli policemen used water cannon but cried over evicting fellow Jews.
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Landlords are evicting people to start a touristic business every day.
7
Disappointment took its rightful place in him, evicting strength and optimism.
8
Ms Taylor said evicting a mentally unwell tenant could cause them further distress.
9
Baxter lent us a pretty neat tool for evicting the body-squatters.
10
I'll do everything I can to stop them from evicting me from this body.
11
Feraci feels guilty about evicting him and invites him back.
12
Ramirez questioned him about allegedly beating and evicting his stepson, a mentally disabled teenager.
13
The city is claiming that drug possession is the reason they're evicting your family, right?
14
Then the city started evicting people from commercial buildings.
15
The moratorium barred landlords from evicting tenants struggling to pay rent due to financial hardship.
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Because landlords will start giving notice to people who can't pay their rents, evicting them.
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