hollower
- adjective
- /ˈhɑːlər/
- The old tree trunk looked hollower after the woodpeckers made more holes.
Examples
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This box is hollower than that one.
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His voice sounded hollower in the empty hall than in the crowded room.
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After years of erosion, the cave became even hollower than before.
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The new design is much hollower than the previous model.
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The wooden box looked hollower after I removed the old, heavy books from inside.
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The chocolate shell was much hollower than I expected, making it light and easy to break.
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As the balloon deflated, it became noticeably hollower, losing its shape and volume.
Antonyms
How Hollow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hollower comes from hollow plus the ending -er, where hollow is like the word hole and means 'empty inside'. So, hollower simply means 'more empty inside'.