vacant in Latin
vacant in Latin is vacivus — vacant means not occupied or in use; empty.
vacant in Latin
vacivus
Not occupied; empty.
What does "vacant" mean?
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adjective Not occupied or in use; empty.
"They moved into a vacant house down the street."
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adjective Showing no thought or interest; blank.
"He gave a vacant stare and said nothing."
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vacant in a sentence
- They moved into a vacant house down the street.
- There were several vacant seats near the back.
- He gave a vacant stare and said nothing.
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What is "vacant" in Latin?
"vacant" in Latin is vacivus. vacant means: Not occupied or in use; empty.
How do you use "vacant" in a sentence?
Example: "They moved into a vacant house down the street." In Latin, "vacant" is vacivus.
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