Hollowed-out
Pronunciation: /ˈhɑɫoʊd- ˈaʊt/
Hollowed-out (adj)
- Having the inside space made empty by removing material, so the inside is not solid.
- Made weaker or less effective because something important has been taken away.
- Having a sunken, empty-looking shape, often around the eyes or cheeks.
Hollowed-out (adjective)
Examples
- The box was hollowed-out, so it felt very light.
- The tree trunk was hollowed-out by insects over time.