unhouse Sentence Examples
- The fire unhoused the entire neighborhood, leaving hundreds without shelter.
- The sudden eviction unhoused the struggling family, forcing them to live on the streets.
- The hurricane unhoused coastal communities, destroying homes and livelihoods.
- The financial crisis unhoused many individuals and families, unable to pay their mortgages or rent.
- The war unhoused millions of people, creating a massive refugee crisis.
- The landlord unhoused the tenant after failing to pay rent, leaving them with nowhere to go.
- The disaster unhoused thousands, causing widespread homelessness and devastation.
- The pandemic unhoused many due to job loss and inability to afford housing.
- The economic downturn unhoused numerous people, increasing the demand for affordable housing.
- The government's housing policy unhoused low-income individuals, making it impossible for them to secure decent shelter.
unhouse Meaning
Webster
unhouse (v. t.)
To drive from a house or habitation; to dislodge; hence, to deprive of shelter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unhouse
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To drive from a house or habitation; to dislodge; hence, to deprive of shelter.
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The fire unhoused the entire neighborhood, leaving hundreds without shelter.
The sudden eviction unhoused the struggling family, forcing them to live on the streets.
The hurricane unhoused coastal communities, destroying homes and livelihoods.
The financial crisis unhoused many individuals and families, unable to pay their mortgages or rent.
