退(たいきょ)

たいきょ
noun, suru-verb
moving out; vacating; evacuation; departure
1. moving out; vacating (a residence or property)
The act of leaving and giving up occupancy of a rented apartment, house, or other property.
来月(らいげつ)(まつ)にアパートを退去(たいきょ)する予定(よてい)だ。
I'm planning to move out of the apartment at the end of next month.
退去(たいきょ)()には原状回復(げんじょうかいふく)必要(ひつよう)だ。
Restoring the property to its original condition is required when moving out.
2. evacuation; leaving; withdrawal
The act of leaving or being made to leave a place, often due to danger or official orders.
火災(かさい)のため建物(たてもの)から退去(たいきょ)(めい)じられた。
We were ordered to evacuate the building due to a fire.

FORMATION:
退(たい) (withdraw, retreat) + (きょ) (leave, depart)

Sense 1 (rental context):

Common in real estate and rental agreements:

  • 退去(たいきょ)(とどけ) - Notice to vacate
  • 退去(たいきょ)() - Move-out date
  • 退去(たいきょ)費用(ひよう) - Move-out costs
  • 原状回復(げんじょうかいふく) - Restoring original condition (often required)

Sense 2 (evacuation):

  • 強制(きょうせい)退去(たいきょ) - Forced evacuation/deportation
  • 退去(たいきょ)命令(めいれい) - Evacuation order

ANTONYM:

  • 入居(にゅうきょ) - Moving in (to a residence)