Synonym: abandon, depart, empty, leave, quit, remove, vacate, withdraw. Similar words: evaluate, vacuum, evaluation, vacate, vacillate, ejaculate, adequate, graduate. Meaning: [ɪ'vækjʊeɪt] 
v. 1. move out of an unsafe location into safety 2. empty completely 3. move people from their homes or country 4. create a vacuum in (a bulb, flask, reaction vessel) 5. excrete or discharge from the body.
v. 1. move out of an unsafe location into safety 2. empty completely 3. move people from their homes or country 4. create a vacuum in (a bulb, flask, reaction vessel) 5. excrete or discharge from the body. 
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61. When the method of general pulse power of wire cut EDM is used, magnetic steel has magnetic property inevitably and it is difficult to evacuate.
62. In the early predawn hours of Saturday morning, Tomioka authorities decided to evacuate the shelter where Mr. Hayashi had been working and send the refugees to a shelter in Kawauchi, further inland.
63. If a leak occurs, immediately evacuate all personnel from the danger area.
64. At the next level I throw open the emergency exit door and they all begin to evacuate out.
65. During the Samoan tsunami in September 2009, people who could easily have climbed to high ground in the hills behind them chose, instead, to evacuate by car.
66. Sometimes,[www.Sentencedict.com] an abortionist fails to evacuate the placenta from the uterus.
67. They're trying to evacuate, but they don't have enough ships.
68. And the word, evacuate, is not uttered in polite society.
69. During any incident, evacuate all non - essential personnel from the area.
70. And when investment banks start losing money, they pull up stakes and evacuate from the corporate lending market to cut their exposure.
71. In order to safely evacuate people living in high building in emergency, a new escape system, un-powered circular chain ladder, is studied.
72. That is why the Pacific coast to evacuate to the people the reasons for New Zealand.
73. The JCS issued an order to reinforce patrols in the area, and all South Korean fishing vessels to evacuate.
74. Officials are considering whether to evacuate low-lying areas of Manhattan after hurricane Irene barrelled out of the Bahamas towards a wide swath of the eastern US.
75. TOM FOREMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): In the wake of Katrina, tens of thousands of New Orleanais were stranded because they lacked transportation, information or the inclination to evacuate ...
76. When the fire drill starts, students will evacuate the building.
77. Colombian Juan Manuel Santos has urged people to evacuate a hillside neighbourhood near Medellin, after a landslide buried around 50 houses.
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