Evicted and Homeless

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Homeless and evicted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Homeless" instead an adjective "Evicted".

Nearby Words: eviction, evicting, evictee

Homeless adjective - Without nationality or citizenship.

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Evicted and homeless are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Evicted" instead an adjective "Homeless".

In fact, after the young soldiers returned home once the war was over, they either died from Spanish Flu, became homeless, or returned to a house where their family was evicted from.

Source: Child Soldiers
There was even a period where she was living homeless on the streets of New York after being evicted from her apartment for her behavior.

Source: Hollywood Hype Machine
In many places, even outdoor off-property smokers are refused or evicted, so the choice often comes down to quit smoking (or lie about it and hope to never be caught), pay far more for a less controlling roommate, or be homeless.

Source: Nailed To The Wagon

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