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foreclose in Finnish

foreclose in Finnish is ehkäistä, estää, lunastaa — foreclose means to take legal action to repossess property when a borrower has failed to keep up mortgage payments.

foreclose in Finnish

ehkäistä
verb
estää
verb
lunastaa
verb
(transitive, legal) To repossess a mortgaged property whose owner has failed to make the necessary payments; used with on.
sulkea
verb
(transitive, legal) To cut off (a mortgager) by a judgment of court from the power of redeeming the mortgaged premises.

What does "foreclose" mean?

  1. verb To take legal action to repossess property when a borrower has failed to keep up mortgage payments.
    "The bank foreclosed on the house after months of missed payments."
  2. verb To prevent or rule out a possibility in advance.
    "His early decision foreclosed any chance of compromise."
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foreclose in a sentence

  • The bank foreclosed on the house after months of missed payments.
  • His early decision foreclosed any chance of compromise.

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What is "foreclose" in Finnish?

"foreclose" in Finnish is ehkäistä, estää, lunastaa. foreclose means: To take legal action to repossess property when a borrower has failed to keep up mortgage payments.

How do you use "foreclose" in a sentence?

Example: "The bank foreclosed on the house after months of missed payments." In Finnish, "foreclose" is ehkäistä, estää, lunastaa.

Are there other ways to say "foreclose" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "foreclose": ehkäistä, estää, lunastaa, sulkea.

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