No. 10,278 in French

inoccupé

Unoccupied; vacant.

In a sentence

Le fauteuil près de la fenêtre est inoccupé.
The armchair near the window is unoccupied.
In this sentence, 'inoccupé' describes the current unoccupied state of the armchair, implying it is available for use.
Elle cherche à remplir ses journées inoccupées avec de nouveaux hobbies.
She looks to fill her unoccupied days with new hobbies.
Here, 'inoccupé' characterizes the days as currently free from activities, highlighting a need for engagement.
Les bureaux à l'étage supérieur sont inoccupés depuis des mois.
The offices on the upper floor have been unoccupied for months.
In this case, 'inoccupé' is used to describe the offices as vacant and unused for an extended period of time.

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