0 past simple and past participle of vacate
1 to leave a room, building, chair, etc. so that it is available for other people:
Post-parasitoid emergence, vacated hosts continued to consume very small quantities of food until their death, at 10-12 days post parasitism.
The tissue stresses, however, would force the extant cells in its immediate vicinity into the vacated volume.
This represents the surviving bubble expanding to fill the space vacated by its smaller neighbor.
To facilitate land rehabilitation, the community vacated the land.
Rhinos are nominees for stepping into the vacated ground sloth niche.
More specifically, we examine not only how justices vacated their posts, but also what forces and considerations prompted their decisions to do so.
Each experiment was checked in turn before the room was again vacated.
Among active nests, 59% contained eggs, and 41% either contained chicks or evidence that they had been recently vacated.
