un
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Comparative
more unoccupied
Superlative
most unoccupied
1
not held or filled or in use
Antonyms:
2
not seized and controlled
Antonyms:
3
describing a state or condition in which a space or property is not being used, inhabited, or occupied by individuals
Synonyms:
4
(of a person) having no tasks, duties, or commitments to attend to
- She was unoccupied after finishing all her work and spent the afternoon reading.
- He was unoccupied during the meeting, as his tasks were already completed.
- The manager was unoccupied, so she joined the team for coffee.
- I’m unoccupied this weekend; we could plan an outing.
- After a long day, he was unoccupied and ready to relax.