occupate Antonyms
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Meaning of occupate
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occupate (v. t.)
To occupy.
occupate Sentence Examples
- The protestors occupied the city square, demanding their rights.
- The enemy troops had occupied the strategic hilltop, giving them a commanding position.
- The abandoned building was occupied by a group of squatters.
- The police occupied the school after receiving reports of a bomb threat.
- The disease occupied her lungs, causing severe respiratory distress.
- The enemy's presence in the country occupied our thoughts and prayers.
- The protestors occupied the public library, using it as a base for their demonstrations.
- The virus occupied her body, making her weak and vulnerable.
- The new tenant occupied the apartment, eagerly decorating it to make it her own.
- The fear of terrorism occupied our minds, leading to increased security measures.
FAQs About the word occupate
To occupy.
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The protestors occupied the city square, demanding their rights.
The enemy troops had occupied the strategic hilltop, giving them a commanding position.
The abandoned building was occupied by a group of squatters.
The police occupied the school after receiving reports of a bomb threat.
