1. to remove from a house or dwelling; to make homeless
Usage: formal; rare
2. to dislodge or remove from a position or place
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The landlord threatened to unhouse the tenants who couldn’t pay rent.
• The storm unhoused many families in the coastal town.
• Economic hardship can unhouse even stable families.
• The revolution sought to unhouse the corrupt officials.
• Natural disasters often unhouse entire communities.
• The policy would unhouse thousands of low-income residents.