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vacate as in: vacate the building
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You must vacate your apartment by Monday.vacate = leave a place previously occupied
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The sheriff insisted that we vacate the apartment immediately.
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The vote forced her to vacate her position as chairperson of the committee.
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Due to rules violations, the NCAA vacated the team's championship and victories of the year.
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Mother and daughter vacated the cemetery and made their way toward the next train to Munich. (source)vacated = left
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He knelt there patiently and waited until every last little cricket had vacated the box. (source)vacated = left
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Owen had met Mr. White outside Archie Thorndike's office; Thorny introduced the candidate to The Voice and told them he would, as usual, vacate his office in order for them to be alone for Owen's interview. (source)vacate = leave
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So Ma Leela said, If you are sure you are going to go through with vacating your body, I'd like to take it over.† (source)vacating = leaving a place, job or position previously occupied
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But even if he had known about these cabins, they wouldn't have delivered McCandless from harm: At some point after mid-April, when the last of the cabins was vacated as the spring thaw made dog mushing and snow-machine travel problematic, somebody broke into all three cabins and vandalized them extensively. (source)vacated = moved out of
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Oh sure, at first Officer Pete had made it sound like it had been an ordinary, run-of-the-mill order to vacate their spot on Bower's Point—something that hadn't surprised the others—but then he'd turned to her. (source)vacate = leave
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A black family is vacating a table and making for the exit, the father folding his credit card receipt and putting it in his wallet.† (source)vacating = leaving a place, job or position previously occupied
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Atticus picked up the Mobile Press and sat down in the rocking chair Jem had vacated. (source)vacated = gotten out of
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I wonder what student left to vacate my position? (source)vacate = leave a place, job or position previously occupied
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The junior students who were moving into the vacating classes' chairs were tradition-bound to show their talents for leadership and management.† (source)vacating = leaving a place, job or position previously occupied
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Another girl is pushed into her vacated place.† (source)vacated = left a place, job or position previously occupied
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vacate as in: vacate the lower court's ruling
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My conviction was vacated, but I still suspect that Google searches that find it keep me from getting job interviews.
vacated = canceled or annulled
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They vacated the lower court's ruling.
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The appeals court voted to vacate the earlier ruling, citing procedural errors during the trial.vacate = cancel
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The judge vacated the eviction order after learning the tenants had already paid the rent.vacated = canceled
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