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empty

Definition for empty

adjective as in containing nothing

adjective as in hungry

Strongest match

unfilled

Strong matches

famished, starving

Weak matches

ravenous, unfed

verb as in remove contents

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Example Sentences

He said he became unable to cope and considered taking his life, saying: "I didn’t really feel anything, I just felt empty."

From BBC

Now that the 2024 election is over and Trump will be returning to the White House, it is even more important that President Biden do as I urged him to do last July and use his clemency power to empty the federal death row.

From Slate

I don’t know how I could have been that cynical at 22 but I had already experienced a year or two of empty promises and the bull— that is this business.

But as director Peter Brook reminds us in “The Empty Space,” “If you just let a play speak, it may not make a sound. If what you want is for the play to be heard, then you must conjure the sound from it.”

During one production, shot near a creek where families picnicked, he watched the same depressing scene play out day after day: The adults would drink, gamble, fight and fling empty soju bottles, while the children would catch minnows in the water, occasionally cutting their feet on the broken glass.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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