What is another word for foreclose?
Pronunciation:
[ fɔːklˈə͡ʊz], [ fɔːklˈəʊz], [ f_ɔː_k_l_ˈəʊ_z]
Related words: foreclosing on a home, foreclosed house, foreclosed property, how to avoid foreclosure, how to avoid foreclosure of a home, what is foreclosure
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Synonyms for Foreclose:
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n.
• forbid • foreclose -
v.
• possession Other synonyms:
- borrowing power ,
- compound interest ,
- creditor ,
- creditworthiness ,
- creditworthy ,
- debt collector ,
- financier ,
- guaranteed ,
- guarantor ,
- interest-free ,
- lien ,
- loan shark ,
- moneylender ,
- prime rate ,
- quits ,
- refinance ,
- revolving fund ,
- securitization ,
- soft loan ,
- usurer ,
- usury .
- extension .
- put on .
- borrowing ,
- irredeemable ,
- pledge ,
- roll over .
- security .
- guarantee .
Other relevant words:
- Antevert ,
- Disendow ,
- Disherison ,
- Estop ,
- Forefend ,
- antedate ,
- anticipate ,
- arrest ,
- avert ,
- avoid ,
- bilk ,
- catch on ,
- check ,
- close out ,
- confiscate ,
- counter ,
- counteract ,
- countercheck ,
- debar ,
- deflect ,
- deter ,
- disallow ,
- disclaim ,
- discourage ,
- dishearten ,
- disinherit ,
- disown ,
- dispossess ,
- disseise ,
- draw off ,
- embargo ,
- enter ,
- envision ,
- evict ,
- exclude ,
- expect ,
- expropriate ,
- fend ,
- fend off ,
- foil ,
- forecast ,
- foresee ,
- get hold of ,
- help ,
- impede ,
- impound ,
- inhibit ,
- interdict ,
- keep ,
- keep from ,
- keep off ,
- lay hold of ,
- let ,
- nix ,
- obstruct ,
- obviate ,
- prohibit ,
- proscribe ,
- reclaim ,
- repel ,
- repossess ,
- restrain ,
- restrict ,
- retard ,
- run across ,
- save ,
- sear ,
- seize ,
- sequestrate ,
- shackle ,
- slacken ,
- stave off ,
- think ,
- turn aside ,
- veto ,
- ward off .
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How to use "Foreclose" in context?
When someone needs to take legal action to get their home or property back from a creditor, this person is said to have "foreclosed." When a homeowner misses payments on their mortgage and their lender decides to take legal action to have the property repossessed, the homeowner has "foreclosed."
If you are struggling to make your mortgage payments and your lender decides to give you a "notice of default," then you have "foreclosed." However, even if you've never had a mortgage, you still may have "foreclosed" if you've stopped making rent payments on your property.
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