Definition of invacuate in US English:

invacuate

verbinˈvakyo͞oˌwātinˈvakyo͞oˌwāt

[with object]

Confine (people) to a space in an emergency.
these buildings can now invacuate tenants to safe havens within the building
Example sentencesExamples
- We are also seeking information from or about the couple from Maine who were just married and honeymooning in the area before being invacuated inland on Thursday night or possibly early Friday morning.
- The audience manager will be responsible for ensuring that where necessary all visitors are evacuated/invacuated safely to the designated site Emergency Assembly Points or other safe areas.

Derivatives

invacuation

nouninˌvakyo͞oˈāSHən

We had a lock-down invacuation at my school, once, because a murderer was on the loose.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is essential for the artist to be shown emergency evacuation and invacuation procedures on their first day.
- With the latest emergency response plans recommending invacuation rather than outward evacuation in some circumstances, the robustness of a building is a cornerstone of this strategy.
- If there is enough really safe space within the building, invacuation can be regarded as an available option.
- Dr Wyatt also talked of the need for ‘invacuation’ procedures to be established.

Origin

On the pattern of evacuate.

Definition of invacuate in US English:

invacuate

verbinˈvakyo͞oˌwāt

[with object]

Confine (people) to a space in an emergency.
these buildings can now invacuate tenants to safe havens within the building
Example sentencesExamples
- The audience manager will be responsible for ensuring that where necessary all visitors are evacuated/invacuated safely to the designated site Emergency Assembly Points or other safe areas.
- We are also seeking information from or about the couple from Maine who were just married and honeymooning in the area before being invacuated inland on Thursday night or possibly early Friday morning.

Origin

On the pattern of evacuate.

词汇	invacuate
释义	Definition of invacuate in US English: invacuate verbinˈvakyo͞oˌwātinˈvakyo͞oˌwāt [with object] Confine (people) to a space in an emergency. these buildings can now invacuate tenants to safe havens within the building Example sentencesExamples We are also seeking information from or about the couple from Maine who were just married and honeymooning in the area before being invacuated inland on Thursday night or possibly early Friday morning. The audience manager will be responsible for ensuring that where necessary all visitors are evacuated/invacuated safely to the designated site Emergency Assembly Points or other safe areas. Derivatives invacuation nouninˌvakyo͞oˈāSHən We had a lock-down invacuation at my school, once, because a murderer was on the loose. Example sentencesExamples It is essential for the artist to be shown emergency evacuation and invacuation procedures on their first day. With the latest emergency response plans recommending invacuation rather than outward evacuation in some circumstances, the robustness of a building is a cornerstone of this strategy. If there is enough really safe space within the building, invacuation can be regarded as an available option. Dr Wyatt also talked of the need for ‘invacuation’ procedures to be established. Origin On the pattern of evacuate. Definition of invacuate in US English: invacuate verbinˈvakyo͞oˌwāt [with object] Confine (people) to a space in an emergency. these buildings can now invacuate tenants to safe havens within the building Example sentencesExamples The audience manager will be responsible for ensuring that where necessary all visitors are evacuated/invacuated safely to the designated site Emergency Assembly Points or other safe areas. We are also seeking information from or about the couple from Maine who were just married and honeymooning in the area before being invacuated inland on Thursday night or possibly early Friday morning. Origin On the pattern of evacuate.
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