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1. foreclose
verb. ['fɔrˈkloʊz'] keep from happening or arising; make impossible.
Synonyms
- obstruct
- stave off
- stymie
- block
- cross
- bilk
- deflect
- ward off
- halt
- frustrate
- stymy
- prevent
- make unnecessary
- baffle
- avert
- save
- avoid
- kibosh
- embarrass
- preclude
- head off
- obviate
- forfend
- debar
- spoil
- scotch
- stop
- foil
- forbid
- hinder
- thwart
- forefend
- blockade
- queer
- fend off
Antonyms
- natural object
- unstuff
- bring to
- unfreeze
Etymology
- foreclosen (Middle English (1100-1500))
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Rhymes with Foreclose
- misdiagnose
- superimpose
- predispose
- overexpose
- juxtapose
- groseclose
- transpose
- presuppose
- plainclothes
- decompose
- stavros
- reimpose
- interpose
- guandjo's
- disclose
- truffaut's
- propose
- outgrows
- monroe's
- forgoes
- expose
- enclose
- duclos
- dispose
- cuperose
- cousteau's
- compose
- campeau's
- bestows
- tussaud's
Sentences with foreclose
1. Verb, base form
Generally, the lender can do this by going to a court to foreclose on the mortgage.
2. Adverb
That way, if she does foreclose, she has the highest claim to the sale proceeds.
2. foreclose
verb. ['fɔrˈkloʊz'] subject to foreclosing procedures; take away the right of mortgagors to redeem their mortgage.
Synonyms
- reclaim
Antonyms
- unclog
- free
Etymology
- foreclosen (Middle English (1100-1500))