unoccupied

Preposition: during

• period: The Hirer undertakes to leave the hired premises secure if left unoccupied during the period of let.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: YES | NO Do you avoid regular routines of leaving the house unoccupied?

Modifies a noun

• dwelling: An unoccupied dwelling left empty by a person who has gone to prison.
• annex: Class T - Unoccupied annex An unoccupied property which is an annex to, or in the grounds of, the owners main home.
• orbital: The program works with 40 occupied and unoccupied orbitals.
• pitch: CLASS R An unoccupied caravan pitch or boat mooring.
• property: H An unoccupied property being held for a minister of religion.
• premise: The Police no longer keep records of temporarily unoccupied premises.

Modifying Another Word

• largely: The building had fallen into serious disrepair over the last 20 years whilst largely unoccupied.
• previously: Some small colonies that were previously unoccupied or unreported may therefore have been missed.
• currently: The aim is to release valuable bedrooms that are currently unoccupied.
• now: There is cause for growing concern over the state of several more of the listed buildings, now unoccupied.
• still: The still unoccupied Tooting Bec premises were used to provide temporary accommodation for Colney Hatch patients.

Preposition: because

• person: Property unoccupied because the person who would normally have to pay the council tax is in prison.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: We are however entitled to make a charge for any accommodation that remains unoccupied.
• leave: A property left unoccupied by patients now resident in a hospital or care home.
• become: Give the date that the empty part of the property became unoccupied.

Preposition: for

• period: Consider the need for additional staffing or patrols: Where buildings or parts of buildings remain unoccupied for long periods.
• month: Any occupation of less than six weeks duration is ignored when determining whether a property has been continuously unoccupied for three months.

Preposition: by

• person: I Property left unoccupied by a person receiving care.