deforcing Synonyms
deforcing Meaning
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deforcing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Deforce
deforcing Sentence Examples
- The landlord faced legal consequences for unlawfully deforcing tenants from their rented property.
- The authorities intervened to prevent the deforcing of indigenous communities from their ancestral lands.
- Deforcing individuals from their homes without due process is a violation of basic human rights.
- The family filed a lawsuit against the company for deforcing them from their rightful property.
- The organization works tirelessly to protect vulnerable populations from deforcing tactics by unscrupulous developers.
- Despite protests, the government continued deforcing farmers from their fields to make way for industrial projects.
- The tenant sought legal counsel to challenge the landlord's attempts at deforcing them from their residence.
- Deforcing people from their homes often leads to displacement and economic hardship.
- The court issued an injunction to halt the deforcing of residents until a fair resolution could be reached.
- Community activists rallied together to resist the deforcing of local residents by corporate interests.
FAQs About the word deforcing
of Deforce
evicting, disfurnishing, stripping, dispossessing,ousting, expropriating, disinheriting, depriving, taking over, divesting
No antonyms found.
The landlord faced legal consequences for unlawfully deforcing tenants from their rented property.
The authorities intervened to prevent the deforcing of indigenous communities from their ancestral lands.
Deforcing individuals from their homes without due process is a violation of basic human rights.
The family filed a lawsuit against the company for deforcing them from their rightful property.
