1. to leave a place or position; to make empty by leaving
2. to officially cancel or annul a legal decision or judgment
Usage: legal

Examples

• The tenants must vacate the apartment by the end of the month.
• Hotel guests are required to vacate their rooms by 11 AM.
• The building was evacuated when residents were ordered to vacate immediately.
• The Supreme Court decided to vacate the lower court’s ruling.
• The judge agreed to vacate the conviction due to new evidence.
• All employees must vacate the office during the fire drill.
• The family had to vacate their home after the flood damage.