1. leaving a place or position; making something empty or available
Usage: present participle of ‘vacate’
2. officially canceling or annulling a legal decision or judgment
Usage: legal

Examples

• The tenants are vacating the apartment next month.
• She is vacating her office to make room for the new manager.
• The hotel guests were vacating their rooms by checkout time.
• The court is vacating the previous ruling due to new evidence.
• Students began vacating the dormitory at the end of the semester.
• The company is vacating the building after the lease expires.