Definition of evict - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legalforce someone to leave a property
- The landlord decided to evict the tenants for non-payment..
2.
technologyTECH. remove data from memory cache to free spaceTECH.
- The system will evict old data to optimize performance.
Origin of evict
Latin, evictus (expelled)
Examples of evict in a sentence
The city council voted to evict the protesters from the park. The cache manager may evict less-used files. To save space, the program will evict redundant data.
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- French:expulser, évincer, ...
- German:räumen, auslagern, ...
- Italian:sfrattare, rimuovere, ...
- Spanish:desalojar, eliminar, ...
- Portuguese:despejar, remover dados, ...
- Chinese:驱逐, 移除, ...
- Japanese:立ち退かせる, 削除する, ...
- Arabic:طَرَدَ, حَذَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַנּוֹת, לְהָעִיף מֵהַמִּטְמוֹן, ...
- Russian:выселять, удалять, ...
- Ukrainian:виселити, видаляти, ...
- Hindi:बेदखल करना, हटाना, ...
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