adjective

hollow

hollow

The chocolate bunny is hollow.

The chocolate bunny is hollow.

He has hollow cheeks.

He has hollow cheeks.

Her apology sounded hollow.

Her apology sounded hollow.

a hollow ((noun)) an empty or insincere ((noun)) It was a hollow victory.

((noun)) is hollow ((noun)) is empty inside The log is hollow.

Synonyms: empty, vacant, sunken; Antonyms: solid, full

From Old English 'holh', meaning 'a hole, a hollow place'. Related to 'hole'.

Hollow sounds like 'hole'. Something that is hollow has a hole or empty space inside it.

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