deserted
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //dɪˈzɝtɪd// UK //dɪzˈɜːtɪd// de·sert·ed
v. empty of people and very quiet. You use this to describe a place where everyone has left and no one is around.
v. empty of people; abandoned or unoccupied. Often implies a sense of isolation or that the inhabitants have left permanently.
The streets are deserted late at night.
After the factory closed down, the once-busy town center became completely deserted.
The explorers found a deserted village deep in the valley, where the silence was broken only by the wind whistling through the empty doorways.
Usage
Typically follows a linking verb like 'be' or 'become', or sits before the noun it modifies.