There were only 4 people who didnt respond, and they did not come. great question, because i was thinking about this yesterday. We sent out 70 invitations accumulating to 115 people, so far out of 70 invitations 20 have rsvp'd and out of 115 people 70 are attending....let's see who really shows up at the wedding then.
intransitive verb. 1a : to burst inward a blow causing a vacuum tube to implodeb : to undergo violent compression massive stars which implode. 2 : to collapse inward as if from external pressure; also : to become greatly reduced as if from collapsing.
Difference between the vacated position and the vacant position. 'Vacate' means to leave a previously occupied place, for example, a seat or a house. 'Vacant' means a place that isn't occupied at present. The status of the chair or the house (or where ever it may be) after a person vacates from it is 'vacant'. So a 'vacant' position means that the position is unoccupied now. It may have been vacated or it could've never been occupied in the first place. A 'vacated' position means that there was somebody who was occupying that position and now, that place is unoccupied. That is the significant difference between the words. This is the Merriam-Webster definition of vacant and vacate.