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. Mark Calabria:

   Extending Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's foreclosure and eviction moratoriums through January 2021 keeps borrowers safe during the pandemic, this extension gives peace of mind to the more than 28 million homeowners with an enterprise-backed mortgage.

2. 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.

3. Daren Blomquist:

   May foreclosure numbers are a classic good news-bad news scenario, with the number of homeowners starting the foreclosure process stabilizing at pre-housing crisis levels but the number of homeowners actually losing their homes to foreclosure still well above pre-crisis levels and on the rise, lenders and courts are pushing through stubborn foreclosure cases that have been languishing in foreclosure limbo for years as options to prevent foreclosure are exhausted or left untapped.

4. Jason Houle:

   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.

5. Daren Blomquist:

   While U.S. foreclosure activity is still above its pre-recession levels, many of the states hit hardest by the housing crisis have now dropped below pre-recession foreclosure activity levels.