evacuation
/ˌɛvækjʊˈeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the act of moving people and equipment away from a place, especially to avoid danger or difficulty
“The evacuation of the city was carried out in an orderly fashion, with residents directed to safety.”
2. noun
a person or team responsible for moving people away from a place in an emergency
“The evacuation team worked tirelessly to rescue those trapped in the floodwaters.”
3. noun
the act of emptying a place, especially a building, of its contents
“The evacuation of the warehouse was necessary to prepare for the renovation.”
4. verb
to move people and equipment away from a place, especially to avoid danger or difficulty
“The authorities evacuated the area due to the ongoing fire.”
5. verb
to empty a place, especially a building, of its contents
“The store evacuated its stock in preparation for the holiday season.”