inoccupation Synonyms
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inoccupation Meaning
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inoccupation (n.)
Want of occupation.
inoccupation Sentence Examples
- Due to the inoccupation of the house, it fell into a state of disrepair.
- The once-bustling city had become a ghost town due to the widespread inoccupation.
- The building's inoccupation created an eerie silence that hung heavy in the air.
- The company's financial woes forced them to close down, leaving many employees in a state of inoccupation.
- The secluded cabin had been unoccupied for years, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling.
- The town's population dwindled, leaving behind a trail of vacant buildings and inoccupation.
- During the long winter months, the seaside resort experienced a period of inoccupation as tourists stayed away.
- The abandoned factory stood as a testament to the city's former industrial glory, its inoccupation a symbol of lost jobs.
- The government's efforts to reduce unemployment faced challenges due to the high rate of inoccupation in certain sectors.
- The desolate wasteland stretched out before them, a testament to the inoccupation and desolation that had befallen the land.
FAQs About the word inoccupation
Want of occupation.
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Due to the inoccupation of the house, it fell into a state of disrepair.
The once-bustling city had become a ghost town due to the widespread inoccupation.
The building's inoccupation created an eerie silence that hung heavy in the air.
The company's financial woes forced them to close down, leaving many employees in a state of inoccupation.
