hollow
1 of 3adjective/ˈhɑloʊ/
Forms:hollower,hollowest
1
having an empty space within
B2- The children found a hollow tree trunk and used it as a hiding spot during their game of hide-and-seek.
- The archaeologists discovered a hollow cavity inside the ancient statue, possibly used for storing precious items.
- The sound echoed strangely in the hollow chamber of the abandoned building.
- The chocolate Easter bunny was hollow, filled with small candies for an extra treat.
- The old well had a hollow shaft leading deep into the ground.
Antonyms:
3
producing or resembling a sound as if echoing in a cavity
4
lacking substance, depth, or character