Pronunciation: /ˈɛmptinəs/
noun a state of being empty or vacant
A1 The room was filled with emptiness after the party ended.
A2 She felt a sense of emptiness after her best friend moved away.
B1 His heart was consumed by a deep emptiness after the loss of his pet.
B2 The emptiness in her life became overwhelming after the breakup.
C1 The artist captured the feeling of emptiness in his painting with great skill.
C2 The profound emptiness of the character's existence was a central theme in the novel.
adjective describing a feeling or state of being empty
A1 The room was filled with emptiness after the party ended.
A2 She felt a sense of emptiness after her best friend moved away.
B1 The emptiness in his heart was overwhelming after the loss of his pet.
B2 The emptiness of the vast desert landscape was both beautiful and eerie.
C1 She tried to fill the emptiness in her life with material possessions but found it unsatisfying.
C2 The artist's work explored themes of existential emptiness and isolation.
formal The feeling of emptiness in her heart was overwhelming.
informal He tried to fill the emptiness inside him with material possessions.
slang She was left with a sense of emptiness after her friend moved away.
figurative The abandoned house was a symbol of the emptiness in the neighborhood.
emptied
emptinesses
more empty
most empty
empty
will empty
have emptied
is emptying
emptiness
empty
to empty
emptying
empty