| Definition of 'hollowness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hollowness
the state of being hollow: having an empty space within
2. (noun) hollowness
the property of having a sunken area
3. (noun) insincerity, falseness, hollowness
the quality of not being open or truthful; deceitful or hypocritical
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| Definition of 'hollowness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) hollowness
state of being hollow
2. (noun) hollowness
insincerity; unsoundness; treachery
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Sense: a small valley; a dip in the ground
You can't see the farm from here because it's in a hollow.
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 Afrikaans: holheid |
 Arabic: تَجْويف، فَراغ |
 Bulgarian: вдлъбнатост |
 Brazilian: concavidade |
 Czech: dutina, prázdnota |
 German: die Hohlheit |
 Danish: hulhed; tomhed |
 Greek: κενότητα |
 Spanish: oquedad, lo hueco |
 Estonian: õõnsakõlalisus |
 Farsi: فرورفتگی |
 Finnish: onttous |
 French: creux |
 Hebrew: רֵיקָנוּת |
 Hindi: खोखलापन |
 Croatian: lažnost, neiskrenost |
 Hungarian: üre(ge)sség |
 Indonesian: rongga |
 Icelandic: að vera holur/innantómur |
 Italian: cavità, vuoto |
 Japanese: うつろなこと |
 Korean: 움푹 들어감 |
 Lithuanian: tuštuma, duslumas |
 Latvian: tukšums |
 Malay: kekosongan |
 Dutch: holheid |
 Norwegian: hulhet |
 Polish: pustka |
 Persian: فرورفتگی |
 Pashto: غوچاڼی |
 Portuguese: concavidade |
 Romanian: scobitură |
 Russian: пустота |
 Slovak: dutosť, prázdnota |
 Slovenian: votlost |
 Serbian: šupljost |
 Swedish: ihålighet |
 Thai: โพรง |
 Turkish: boşluk, oyukluk, çukurluk |
 Taiwanese: 空洞 |
 Ukrainian: пустота |
 Urdu: کھوکھلاپن |
 Vietnamese: sự trũng sâu |
 Chinese: 空洞 |
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