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Meanings of vacant in English

Utterly lacking in intelligence or depth.

Vacant.

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Usage of vacant in English
1
The anti-Saxon party in the diet succeeded in declaring the throne vacant.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
2
Leadership of Brazil's health ministry has been vacant for over a week.
Independent.ie
3
Derelict house dumped on vacant block IT WAS a case of Whodunnit?
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4
The property in question has been vacant for close to five years.
Independent.ie
5
However, Bellarmine's vacant attempts to brag about his wealth fell incredibly short.
The South African
6
They have left two positions vacant, at centre forward and centre back.
The Irish Times
7
In 2013, they donated vacant land to be used for administration offices.
The South African
8
There is an apartment vacant in the house in which I lodge.
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9
Mr O'Keeffe fills a position essentially vacant since a 2014 management buyout.
The Irish Times
10
And it's possible that a double room will become vacant this spring.
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11
Look as much as you want, she said with a vacant smile.
Silence of the grave
12
The power to be gained is immense, and the throne long vacant.
Grand junction
13
Many of its mid-20th century homes and schools have been left vacant.
The Irish Times
14
Such ideas do not spring up uncaused and unconditioned in vacant space.
On Compromise
15
Profit by the opportunity, Madame; slip through and take the vacant place.
Monsieur, Madame, and Bébé — Volume 01
16
And 15 per cent of all housing was vacant on census night.
The Irish Times
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