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Synonyms & Similar Words
empty
unoccupied
available
free
unused
hollow
bare
deserted
abandoned
uninhabited
unpeopled
desolate
idle
inactive
dormant
inert
lethargic
sluggish
stagnant
still
quiet
unmoving
unmoved
untenanted
ownerless
unclaimed
untouched
unutilized
unused
unfilled
unattended
neglected
forsaken
devoid
barren
stark
bare
clear
open
accessible
unimpeded
unhindered
unrestricted
unobstructed
unencumbered
unhampered
Meaning of Vacant
The primary meaning of the word "vacant" is unoccupied or empty.
Definitions
- Not occupied or used by anyone or anything
- * Having no one in a particular position or role
- * Not filled or occupied, especially by a person or thing
Etymology of Vacant
The word "vacant" comes from the Latin "vacare," which means to be empty or free
It has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is unoccupied or empty
Example Uses
- The hotel room was vacant, so we were able to check in early
- * The position has been vacant for months, and we're still looking for a suitable candidate
- * The streets were vacant and quiet, except for the sound of crickets