empty
- adjective
- /ˈɛmpti/
- After the breakup, she felt empty inside and struggled to find joy in anything.
- feel empty
- empty promises
- empty threats
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Watch on YouTubeHe 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
Not showing any feeling on the face or in the voice
Having a face or way of acting that shows no feeling
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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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.