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Synonyms for vacate in English

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vacate:
- reverse; revoke; lift; repeal; overturn; rescind; annul; countermand; vacate; abandon; empty; resign; renounce; give up

English

Detailed Synonyms for vacate in English

vacate:

vacate verb

vacate

– cancel officially ¹
to reverse; to revoke; to lift; to repeal; to overturn; to rescind; to annul; countermand; vacate
– cancel officially ¹
- reverse verb (reverses, reversed, reversing)
- revoke verb (revokes, revoked, revoking)
  - He revoked the ban on smoking¹
- lift verb (lifts, lifted, lifting)
  - lift an embargo¹
- repeal verb (repeals, repealed, repealing)
- overturn verb (overturns, overturned, overturning)
- rescind verb (rescinds, rescinded, rescinding)
- annul verb (annuls, annulled, annulling)
- countermand verb
- vacate verb
  - vacate a death sentence¹
vacate

– leave behind empty; move out of ¹
to abandon; to empty; vacate
– leave behind empty; move out of ¹
- abandon verb (abandons, abandoned, abandoning)
- empty verb (empties, emptied, emptying)
- vacate verb
  - You must vacate your office by tonight¹
vacate

– leave (a job, post, or position) voluntarily ¹
to resign; to renounce; to give up; vacate
– leave (a job, post, or position) voluntarily ¹
- resign verb (resigns, resigned, resigning)
  - The chairman resigned when he was found to have misappropriated funds¹
- renounce verb (renounces, renounced, renouncing)
- give up verb (gives up, gave up, giving up)
- vacate verb
  - She vacated the position when she got pregnant¹

Alternate Synonyms for "vacate":

resign; renounce; give up; leave office; quit; step down
empty; abandon; leave; go forth; go away
revoke; annul; lift; countermand; reverse; repeal; overturn; rescind; cancel; strike down

Related Definitions for "vacate":

cancel officially¹
- vacate a death sentence¹
leave behind empty; move out of¹
- You must vacate your office by tonight¹
leave (a job, post, or position) voluntarily¹
- She vacated the position when she got pregnant¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University