evacuated (Meaning)

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evacuated (imp. & p. p.)

of Evacuate

No weak antonyms found.

During the raging wildfire, the authorities ordered the immediate evacuation of the town.
The entire population was evacuated from the danger zone before the imminent volcanic eruption.
The chemical spill caused a panic, leading to the swift evacuation of the office building.
The school conducted a fire drill, practicing the efficient evacuation of students and staff.
The hurricane's path forced the coastal residents to evacuate their homes and seek shelter inland.
The evacuation plan ensured the safe and orderly departure of people from the disaster-stricken area.
The military base underwent an evacuation drill to ensure preparedness in case of an emergency.
The evacuation of the space station was carried out successfully due to the meticulous planning and coordination of the mission team.
The evacuation of the passengers from the sinking ship was a heroic effort by the crew and emergency responders.
The evacuation of the ancient artifacts from the war-torn region preserved their historical and cultural significance for future generations.

of Evacuate

cleared,emptied, eliminated, swept, drained,cleaned, exhausted, vacated, depleted, wasted

filled,filled, loaded,loaded,

During the raging wildfire, the authorities ordered the immediate evacuation of the town.

The entire population was evacuated from the danger zone before the imminent volcanic eruption.

The chemical spill caused a panic, leading to the swift evacuation of the office building.

The school conducted a fire drill, practicing the efficient evacuation of students and staff.