foreclosure in Greek
foreclosure in Greek is κατάσχεση — foreclosure means the legal process of a lender repossessing property after the borrower stops paying the mortgage.
foreclosure in Greek
κατάσχεση
Pronounced: kataschesi
(legal) The proceeding, by a creditor, to regain property or other collateral following a default on mortgage payments.
What does "foreclosure" mean?
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noun The legal process of a lender repossessing property after the borrower stops paying the mortgage.
"Rising unemployment led to a wave of foreclosures."
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foreclosure in a sentence
- Rising unemployment led to a wave of foreclosures.
- The family lost their home to foreclosure.
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What is "foreclosure" in Greek?
"foreclosure" in Greek is κατάσχεση. foreclosure means: The legal process of a lender repossessing property after the borrower stops paying the mortgage.
How do you pronounce κατάσχεση?
"foreclosure" in Greek is κατάσχεση, pronounced "kataschesi".
How do you use "foreclosure" in a sentence?
Example: "Rising unemployment led to a wave of foreclosures." In Greek, "foreclosure" is κατάσχεση.
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