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Vacant

Definition: Vacant refers to something that is empty, unoccupied, or available for use.

Parts of speech:

• Adjective: The vacant room was awaiting new tenants.
• Noun: The store had two vacancies for sales clerks.
• Verb: She vacated the premises immediately.
• Adverb: The seat remained vacant throughout the performance.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Adjective: Not currently occupied or in use.

Example sentences:

1. The apartment has been vacant for months.
2. The parking lot was practically vacant in the early morning hours.

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Sense 2:

Noun: A position or place that is unoccupied.

Example sentences:

1. The company announced a vacancy for a senior accountant.
2. There are currently no vacancies in our department.

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• Job Vacancies
• Rental Vacancies

Sense 3:

Verb: To leave or give up a place, position, or responsibility.

Example sentences:

1. The previous tenant vacated the office space last month.
2. He decided to vacate his role as chairman due to personal reasons.

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• Leaving Office
• Giving Up Responsibilities

Sense 4:

Adverb: In an unoccupied or empty manner.

Example sentence:

The seat next to me remained vacant throughout the entire flight.

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