adj
unstaffed
Unstaffed (adj) means having no staff working there.
adj
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Having no staff working there.
"The RMT says that some unstaffed stations cater for hundreds of thousands of passengers each year, citing as examples Barry Island (867,598 passengers in 2018-19), Dumbarton East (453,010) and East Worthing (424,176)."
— , Network News: Motion in support of station staff (2020)
"India’s national space agency said that communications with its first unstaffed spacecraft to orbit the moon were lost on Saturday and that its scientists were no longer controlling the orbiter."
— The Associated Press, Indian Moon Orbiter Loses Contact (2009)
"Newbury (West Fields) which was added later, is on the east side, and is permanently unstaffed."
— P. W. Gentry, The Lambourn Valley Railway (1954)
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Etymology
Formed from un- and staffed.
Rhymes for unstaffed
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What is the meaning of unstaffed?
"unstaffed" (adj) means having no staff working there.
