Empty
New
New adjective - Taking the place of one that came before.
Both words in one sentence
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Comical Overreacting: While discussing how to make a Blackadder Goes Forth-style Downer Ending, the duo discover the tea urn is empty and a new one will take five minutes.
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Even when new trainers for a new profession were added, they were put in an already occupied room rather than in the empty one.
Source: Empty Room Psych -
When new residents from Mercy West show up, one of them tries to use the empty locker, which becomes the last straw for George's friend Izzie.
Source: Empty Chair Memorial
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