1. to remove from a house or dwelling; to make homeless
Usage: formal; third person singular present tense of ‘unhouse’

Examples

• The hurricane unhouses thousands of families each year.
• War often unhouses entire populations.
• The demolition project unhouses residents of the old apartment building.
• Economic hardship unhouses many working families.
• The flood unhouses everyone living near the riverbank.
• Urban development sometimes unhouses low-income communities.