empty
- adjective
- /ˈɛmpti/
- After the breakup, she felt empty inside and struggled to find joy in anything.
- feel empty
- empty promises
- empty threats
He says you have nothing but empty accomplishments.
- He says you have nothing but empty accomplishments.
- You can have an empty home and an empty soul.
- Hegel's saying that's empty and that that is empty.
- That same like weird drive when you're empty, you still keep going.
- They're just. They really are an empty shell through which
- Moonlight is now sitting in an empty room and feeling empty.
- I felt like I felt like a husk, like a like an empty shell.
- It just isn't window into his empty, empty soul.
- He says what we have here are really nothing more than empty, subjective opinions.
- So I think for me, self love is empty without self compassion.
- But like both times I came home and I just felt like so empty and so drained.
- Who are the emptiest of them all?
- So again, I'm now left feeling empty again because I thought the end.
- She feels empty all the time.
- He's people are dancing around him and he just that same empty look, just staring around.
- OK, well, is that just empty philosophical hot air?
Examples
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My brain seems so empty without them.
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I was so lonely, empty.
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And I remember just feeling empty, cold.
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You can have an empty home and an empty soul.
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I find life now empty.
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But those celebrations pass quickly, and then there are empty, lonely weeks again.
Fiction book (1990) -
You just, you're empty beyond anything, just empty.
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Moonlight is now sitting in an empty room and feeling empty.
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It's not fun, it's boring, it's empty, there's nothing to do.
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We had whittled our lives down to nothing, just empty space and swatches of dust in the corners.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
Having no meaning, value, or purpose
A look that shows no expression or understanding
Empty inside and not sincere or meaningful
Unimportant talk with no real reason
Not showing much interest or energy
Having a blank look that shows no thought or interest
Having a face or way of acting that shows no feeling
Not showing any feeling on the face or in the voice
Having no real meaning or importance
Having little feeling in the face or voice
A person who shows no emotion in the face or voice
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How Sincere
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Etymology
A helpful way to remember empty for feelings is the same idea: the old root æmtig means 'not filled', so when someone feels empty they feel 'not filled' inside, without meaning or warmth.