vacating (Meaning)

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vacating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Vacate

The tenants are vacating the property next week to make way for new occupants.
The company is vacating its office building in favor of a smaller, more cost-effective location.
The government ordered the residents to vacate their homes due to imminent flooding.
The judge ruled that the defendant must vacate the premises by the end of the month.
The contractor completed the repairs, allowing the family to vacate the temporary shelter.
The students reluctantly vacated the dormitories at the end of the school year.
The owner served the tenant with an eviction notice, requiring them to vacate within 30 days.
The fire department evacuated the building, ensuring the safety of all occupants.
The police vacated the crime scene after completing their investigation.
The landlord agreed to allow the tenant to vacate the apartment early with a reduced penalty.

of Vacate

vacation,vacancy, ejectment,ejection

habitation, occupancy, occupation, occupancy, habitation, residency,possession, possession, residency, occupation

The tenants are vacating the property next week to make way for new occupants.

The company is vacating its office building in favor of a smaller, more cost-effective location.

The government ordered the residents to vacate their homes due to imminent flooding.

The judge ruled that the defendant must vacate the premises by the end of the month.