vacant
adjective
[ ˈveɪk(ə)nt ]
• (of a place) not occupied; empty.
• "40 per cent of the offices are still vacant"
Similar:
empty,
unoccupied,
unfilled,
free,
available,
not in use,
unused,
unengaged,
uninhabited,
untenanted,
tenantless,
to let,
for sale,
on the market,
abandoned,
deserted,
up for grabs,
• having or showing no intelligence or interest.
• "a vacant stare"
Similar:
blank,
expressionless,
deadpan,
inscrutable,
inexpressive,
poker-faced,
emotionless,
impassive,
absent,
absent-minded,
uninterested,
vacuous,
empty,
glassy,
stony,
wooden,
motionless,
lifeless,
inanimate,
empty-headed,
unintelligent,
without thought,
brainless,
dense,
dull-witted,
thick,
inane,
stupid,
brain-dead,
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin vacant- ‘remaining empty’, from the verb vacare .
