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unoccupied
[uhn-ok-yuh-pahyd]
adjective
without occupants; empty; vacant.
not held or controlled by invading forces.
unoccupied nations.
not busy or active; idle; not gainfully employed.
an unoccupied person.
without inhabitants; deserted.
unoccupied
/ ʌˈɒʊˌ貹ɪ /
adjective
(of a building) without occupants
unemployed or idle
(of an area or country) not overrun by foreign troops
Word History and Origins
Origin of unoccupied1
Example Sentences
Overnight graffiti in Bangor, County Down and on an unoccupied house in Chadwick Street in south Belfast are being treated as race-motivated hate crimes, the police said.
Neither the council nor the developer answered the BBC's questions about when they expect Buckingham sewage works to be upgraded and how long they would be prepared for the newly built houses to remain unoccupied.
It is also understood the fire service has questioned whether using the site would impact on a rates discount for unoccupied properties.
The existing unoccupied structures will be razed to make way for the new store.
He explained that most burglaries take place when a property is unoccupied and it would have been obvious someone was at home as there were two cars on the drive.
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