deforces
/dɪˈfɔrsɪz/
verb
- Third person singular present of deforce; takes or keeps someone else's property, especially land, by force without legal right.
- The law clearly states that anyone who deforces another's property will face legal consequences.
- The landlord deforces the tenant by changing the locks without a court order.
- In the story, the villain deforces the hero's ancestral home and claims it as his own.