deforce
verb
de·force (ˌ)dē-ˈfȯrs 
deforced; deforcing; deforces
transitive verb
1
: to keep (property, such as land) by force from the rightful owner
2
: to eject (a person) from possession by force
deforcement
(ˌ)dē-ˈfȯr-smənt
noun 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Anglo-French deforcer, from de- + forcer to force
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
deforcements
noun
as in disfurnishments
Synonyms & Similar Words
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- disfurnishments
- preoccupancies
- piracies
- invasions
- ejections
- occupancies
- infringements
- dispossessions
- occupations
- encroachments
- sequestrations
- embezzlements
- trespasses
- defalcations
- despoilments
- peculations
- assumptions
- arrogations
- misapplications
- annexations
- misuses
- misappropriations
- grabs
- confiscations
- thefts
- impoundments
- expropriations
- takeovers
- preemptions
- attachments
- repossessions
- seizures
- appropriations
- usurpations
- detainers
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- eight-four
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- eight-spotted forester
- eight-square
- eightballs
- eighteen
- eighteen-one balkline
- eighteen-two balkline
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- eighteener
- eighteenest
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