Synonyms for foreclosure
fɔrˈkloʊ ʒər, foʊr-fore·clo·sure

Princeton's WordNet

1. foreclosurenoun

   the legal proceedings initiated by a creditor to repossess the collateral for loan that is in default

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1. • Proceeding

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1. List of paraphrases for "foreclosure":

   exclusion, locking, estoppel, lockout, seizure

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1. Bruce Bergman:

   If a foreclosure runs afoul of the statute of limitations, it's a problem, if the court says the mortgage is gone because too much time has passed, it's gone. The loss, if it occurs, is catastrophic because it is complete.

2. Michael Gervais:

   Dr. Michael Gervais, Michael Gervais, said the pandemic has created an opportunity for successful people to explore other dimensions of their lives. When people are highly skilled at any craft, theres an identity trap that waits in the wings. Its called identify foreclosure.

3. Jason Houle:

   Therefore, if we want to reduce the financial devastation associated with illness, a sensible way to do it would be to strengthen the social safety net and reduce the cost of health care, the ACA tries to do both of these things, though we would need more evidence to know whether policies like the ACA can break the link between becoming ill and foreclosure.

4. Vanessa Oddo:

   Foreclosure is a more extreme form of hardship, it is increasingly evident that factors associated with poverty, including unemployment, housing instability, and food security, are related to child health.

5. Malloy Evans:

   It is absolutely a priority to keep people in their homes, these tools are intended to give people a way to get on their feet. Our primary goal is to avoid foreclosure and ensure people can stay in their homes.