dispossess|dispossessed|dispossesses|dispossessing in English

verb

[dis·pos·sess || ‚dɪspə'zes]

deprive of home or property, confiscate, take away, expel, evict

Use "dispossess|dispossessed|dispossesses|dispossessing" in a sentence

1. Culture cinderlike Antsigne gidjee dispossesses sacer

2. Fear dispossessed her of her senses.

3. The court ruled to dispossess his political rights.

4. Their behinds in your face dispossess your space.

5. A reunion of the discouraged, dispossessed. Sentencedict.com

6. He was dispossessed of his wealth.

7. They settled the land, dispossessing many of its original inhabitants.

8. They have dispossessed him of his political rights.

9. What does Bereave mean? To deprive or rob; dispossess

10. They have been unjustly dispossessed of their hometown.

11. The nobles were dispossessed after the revolution.

12. Droves of dispossessed people emigrated to Canada.

13. They have dispossessed her of her house.

14. In this way the film strives constantly to dispossess the characters.

15. They dispossessed him from his home.

16. We must walk with our dispossessed brothers and sisters.

17. 3 The landlord has dispossessed the old tenement building.

18. The landlord has dispossessed the old tenement building.

19. The government dispossessed the landlords of their property.

20. A reunion of the discouraged(http://Sentencedict.com), dispossessed.

21. The government dispossessed her from her conutry.

22. Only by dispossessing him can we turn to the real causes of human behavior.

23. The tenant was dispossessed for not paying his rent.

24. 29 The government dispossessed the landlords of their property.

25. If you pay your rent,you can't be dispossessed.