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Definition of ejectment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
court caseDated US legal process of removing someone from propertyDated US
- The court issued an ejectment order against the tenant.
2.
forced removalDated act of being cast out or removedDated
- The ejectment from the club was unexpected.
Origin of ejectment
Latin, e (out) + jacere (to throw)
Examples of ejectment in a sentence
The lawyer specialized in cases of ejectment. The tenant faced ejectment after failing to pay rent. Ejectment from the premises was swift and decisive.
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- French:expulsion, ...
- German:Räumung, Rauswurf, ...
- Italian:sfratto, espulsione, ...
- Spanish:desalojo, ...
- Portuguese:despejo, remoção, ...
- Chinese:驱逐令, 逐出, ...
- Japanese:退去, 追放, ...
- Arabic:إخلاء, طَرْد, ...
- Hebrew:פִּנוּי, הוֹצָאָה, ...
- Russian:выселение, ...
- Ukrainian:виселення, вигнання, ...
- Hindi:निष्कासन, निकाले जाने, ...
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