"evict" vs "kick out" Hello everyone, Could someone please tell me if there is any difference between "evict" and "kick out"? Here is the example sentences: 1. They were evicted from their home. 2. T

Busca entre varios profesores de Inglés...

Nanako

"evict" vs "kick out" Hello everyone, Could someone please tell me if there is any difference between "evict" and "kick out"? Here is the example sentences: 1. They were evicted from their home. 2. They were kicked out from their home. I wonder if there is any difference in the meaning or nuance. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Nanako

25 de nov. de 2018 1:02

Respuestas · 8

Sometimes they are used interchangeably in casual conversation. However, there is a difference between the two words. The word "evict" describes a legal process. A landlord would have to file paper work and allow the tenants time to move out. "Kick out" doesn't have to involve a legal process and can be just as easy as telling someone to leave immediately.

25 de noviembre de 2018

evict means expel someone with the support of the law. Kick out someone, means hit or attack someone suddenly and violently with your foot. Informal definition of kick someone out is: Force someone to leave a place.

25 de noviembre de 2018