Eviction (noun)

The legal process by which a landlord can forcibly remove a tenant from rented property.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, based on latin evict- 'dispossess', from the verb evincere.

Examples:

1. The eviction notice was the first step in the process of removing the tenant.
2. The eviction process can be stressful and time-consuming for both parties.
3. The eviction order was issued by the court.
4. The eviction was carried out by the sheriff's department.
5. The eviction was a result of non-payment of rent.