vacancy
va·can·cy
noun \ˈvā-kən(t)-sē\ plural va·can·cies
Definition of VACANCY
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archaic : an interval of leisure
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: physical or mental inactivity or relaxation : idleness
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: a vacant office, post, or tenancy
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: empty space : void; specifically : an unoccupied site for an atom or ion in a crystal
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: the state of being vacant : vacuity
Examples of VACANCY
- School administrators are trying to fill vacancies before the beginning of the school year.
- There were no vacancies at the hotel.
First Known Use of VACANCY
1598
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