vacant
adjective
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Pronunciation: /ˈveɪkənt/
adj
Etymology: From Old French vacant, from Latin vacāns.
- Not occupied; empty.
“a vacant room”
“a vacant consulate”
- Not present; absent.
“And Pierre felt that never, never would he be able to embrace Isabel with the mere brotherly embrace; while the thought of any other caress, which took hold of any domesticness, was entirely vacant from his uncontaminated soul, for it had never consciously intruded there.”
- Blank.
“a vacant page”
- Showing no intelligence or interest.
“a vacant stare”
“a vacant look in her eyes”