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Definition of «empty»

The plain or literal meaning of the word "empty" is devoid, lacking in content, vacant, unoccupied, void, or without anything inside. It refers to a state where there are no objects, substances, or contents present within something that could otherwise be filled with them.

Usage examples

  1. The cupboards were empty, with no food or supplies left.
  2. The room felt empty without any furniture or decorations.
  3. She handed him an empty envelope, realizing that she had forgotten to put the letter inside.
  4. The gas tank of the car was empty, so they had to stop at the nearest gas station.
  5. The library was empty, as most students preferred to study at home.
  6. He felt an empty pit in his stomach after hearing the disappointing news.
  7. The empty playground echoed with the sound of children's laughter from earlier in the day.
  8. The cashier scanned the barcode of the empty can before throwing it into the recycling bin.
  9. The empty page of his notebook was waiting to be filled with ideas and sketches.

Phrases with «empty»

Sentences with «empty»

  • The omission of writing space is a huge advantage in saving ink and paper, because original papers comes with a lot of empty space for the answer. (tes.com)
  • You're essentially left in empty space with nothing but your own mind as company. (blog.bulletproof.com)
  • If still doesn't work, take 2 tablespoons of coconut oil on empty stomach in the morning. (fussybody.com)
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