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Synonyms for vacate

leave

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quit

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Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

Synonyms for vacate

to remove the contents of

to remove or invalidate by or as if by running a line through or wiping clean

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Synonyms for vacate

leave (a job, post, or position) voluntarily

leave behind empty

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Sources close to CM Nitish said he might not vacate the bungalow in the near future but that has not deterred three- time chief minister Dr Jagannath Mishra from staking claim to the Circular Road house.
Jagannath Mishra said Nitish Kumar would not vacate the bungalow because the Assembly elections were only six months away.
The building construction department then asked his father to vacate the bungalow since he wasn't occupying any office.
He said that if Sheikh Rashid did not vacate the property then he himself would stage a sitin, in front of Lal Haveli.
(36) Like other state courts of last resort, (37) the Arizona Supreme Court also has the authority to vacate opinions issued by the state's intermediate appellate court, (38) which it often does when it disagrees with the lower court's reasoning.
Like the highest courts in other states, (141) the Arizona Supreme Court may vacate an opinion with which it disagrees (as opposed to, for example, simply reversing the lower court's decision) (142) in order to discourage courts and litigants from relying on the opinion in subsequent cases.
* "In consequence of which" tenant was "justified" in vacating (and in fact did vacate the premises), see Rasch, New York Landlord and Tenant (3d ed.
The Court held that "It is unnecessary, however, to pass upon the sort of conduct of a lessor that would entitle his immediate lessee to vacate as the rule that relates to the interference with a lessee by his lessor has no applicability."
(ii) "In consequence of which" tenant was "justified" in vacating, and in fact did vacate the premises; and