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Unoccupied (Adjective)

Not held or filled or in use; "an unoccupied telephone booth"; "unoccupied hours".

All adjective clusters.

The hotel room remained unoccupied for the entire week due to the low tourist season.
She spent her unoccupied hours reading novels and watching movies.
The unoccupied parking lot was a rare sight in the usually busy downtown area.
After the company downsized, several unoccupied offices were left on the top floor.
The park ranger ensured that the unoccupied campsites were clean and ready for new arrivals.

Not seized and controlled; "unoccupied areas of France".

All adjective clusters.

The diplomats attempted to secure safe passage through unoccupied zones for refugees.
Local leaders governed unoccupied regions without waiting for external validation.
Before advancing to Paris, Allied forces took a longer route to circumvent heavily guarded roads through the last remaining unoccupied territories.
Civilians secretly mobilized defense networks across several unoccupied sections of their home country.
Rapid gains had freed much of the western coastal territory and made their border entirely an unoccupied sector again.

Not leased to or occupied by a tenant; "an unoccupied apartment"; "very little unclaimed and untenanted land".

All adjective clusters.

The landlord was eager to rent out the unoccupied apartment as soon as possible to minimize his losses.
The city's real estate market was booming, with very few unoccupied commercial spaces available for lease.
After a few months of renovation, the unoccupied house was finally ready to be put up for sale.
The hotel's unoccupied rooms were offered at a discounted rate to attract more guests during the off-season.
The property manager conducted a thorough inspection of the unoccupied office building before handing over the keys to the new tenant.