vacancy
/ˈveɪkənsi/
noun
- An available room in a hotel, inn, or other lodging.
- We called ahead to check if there was a vacancy for the night.
- The hotel had a vacancy on the top floor with a great view.
- The 'No Vacancy' sign was lit up, so we drove to the next motel.
- An unoccupied job or position that is available to be filled.
- There is a vacancy for a receptionist at the front desk.
- The company posted several vacancies on their website.
- She applied for a teaching vacancy at the local school.
- The state of being empty or unoccupied.
- The old building had been in vacancy for years.
- The vacancy of the house made it feel cold and lonely.
- The landlord reduced the rent to fill the vacancy.
- Lack of thought or intelligence; emptiness of mind.
- There was a look of vacancy in his eyes as he stared out the window.
- The vacancy of his stare made me think he wasn't listening.
- Her expression showed complete vacancy during the long lecture.
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