try to evict

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

To make an effort to evict someone; a general and common term.

evictVERB + EVICT

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try to

Examples (10)

  • The landlord will try to evict the tenant for non-payment of rent.
  • They tried to evict us from our apartment last month.
  • The property management company may try to evict residents who violate lease terms.
  • Local authorities try to evict squatters from abandoned buildings.
  • She hired a lawyer when her landlord began to try to evict her.
  • The new owners tried to evict all existing tenants to renovate the building.
  • Housing activists protested when developers tried to evict low-income families.
  • The court ordered that they cannot try to evict tenants without proper notice.
  • Many landlords try to evict tenants illegally to avoid legal procedures.
  • The family fought back when their landlord tried to evict them unfairly.