v. to move or take away from a dangerous place; to leave or to empty of people for safety reasons -The area was evacuated before the attack.-
The troops evacuated their position because of the enemy's advance.
The troops evacuated their position because of the enemy's advance.
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Grandma Lou would have been evacuated if she hadn't left her house in time, what does evacuate mean?
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When the beach was evacuated what does that mean?
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Why wouldn't Frederick leave when they evacuated Camp Omigoshee?
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Why were children evacuated to London?
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How old was Carrie when she was evacuated from London?
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Where did Albert Sandwich live after being evacuated from London?
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leave; withdraw from; remove
come in; enter; fill; load; occupy
5 syllables
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