/diː’fɔːs/ – verb
Definition: 1. bắt giữ bất động sản của người khác một cách trái phép;
2. (Scot) chống đối đại diện chính quyền, chống lại người thi hành công vụ.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “deforce” refers to the act of using force or violence to unlawfully keep someone out of their rightful possession of property. It is often used in the context of real property law to describe actions that wrongfully deprive a person of their property rights through force or intimidation.
Example: The landlord was accused of deforcing the tenant by changing the locks without proper notice.