evacuative (Meaning)

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evacuative (a.)

Serving of tending to evacuate; cathartic; purgative.

No weak antonyms found.

The government issued an evacuative order for residents living near the erupting volcano.
The evacuative process was orderly and efficient, with people calmly leaving their homes and heading to designated shelters.
The evacuative shelters were quickly set up and provided food, water, and medical care to those who had been displaced.
Despite the evacuative efforts, some people chose to stay in their homes, hoping that the danger would pass.
The evacuative procedures were hampered by heavy traffic and road closures, making it difficult for people to leave the affected area.
The evacuative actions were taken as a precautionary measure to protect people from potential harm caused by the impending natural disaster.
The evacuative message was broadcast on radio and television, and people were urged to leave the area immediately.
The evacuative plan had been carefully crafted over several months, and it was implemented smoothly and effectively.
The evacuative efforts were praised by the local authorities, who thanked the emergency services and volunteers for their tireless work.
The evacuative operation was a success, with everyone safely evacuated from the danger zone before the natural disaster struck.

Serving of tending to evacuate; cathartic; purgative.

clean, clear, vacate,empty, purge, sweep, eliminate, void,drain, deplete

fill, fill, load,load,

The government issued an evacuative order for residents living near the erupting volcano.

The evacuative process was orderly and efficient, with people calmly leaving their homes and heading to designated shelters.

The evacuative shelters were quickly set up and provided food, water, and medical care to those who had been displaced.

Despite the evacuative efforts, some people chose to stay in their homes, hoping that the danger would pass.