evacue
/ɛˈvækjʊ/ or /ɛˈvækjuː/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is forced or required to leave a place, especially as a result of a natural disaster, war, or other emergency.
“The government set up shelters for the evacuees after the hurricane.”
2. verb
To move people or goods out of a place, especially in an emergency.
“The authorities had to evacuate the building due to a fire.”
3. verb
To remove or discharge (someone or something) from a place or position.
“The company had to evacuate its employees from the premises.”