evicted
adj.adj. forced to leave the house or land where you live, usually because you did not pay rent or broke a rule.
adj. having been legally and forcibly removed from a property or premises. Often used predicatively after a linking verb to describe a person's status.
The family was evicted after they lost their jobs.
The landlord sent a formal notice before the tenants were eventually evicted for non-payment of rent.
The local council provided emergency housing for the families who had been evicted from the condemned building following the safety inspection.
Commonly follows the verb 'to be' or 'to get'; often takes the preposition 'from'.
They were evicted of their homeThey were evicted from their homeThe adjective takes the preposition 'from' to indicate the place, not 'of'.