evict
verbUK /ɪˈvɪkt/
US /ɪˈvɪkt/
To make someone leave a place where they live.
The landlord had to evict the tenants because they stopped paying rent.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To force out or remove something from a place or position.
The new policy evicted the old rules from the system.
3. To recover property by legal process.
The bank moved to evict the property after the foreclosure.
4. To drive out or expel a person from a position or office.
The board voted to evict the director from his role.