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Meaning of hollow-hearted
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hollow-hearted (a.)
Insincere; deceitful; not sound and true; having a cavity or decayed spot within.
hollow-hearted Sentence Examples
- The hollow-hearted soldier marched through the battlefield, haunted by memories of fallen comrades.
- The politician gave a rousing speech, but her words rang hollow-hearted, devoid of any true emotion.
- The abandoned house stood empty and hollow-hearted, a testament to broken dreams and lost loves.
- Every step she took echoed through the hollow-hearted mansion, reminding her of her solitary existence.
- The singer's voice trembled as he sang the hollow-hearted lyrics, conveying the emptiness that gnawed at his soul.
- The hollow-hearted promise of happiness tempted her, but she knew better than to trust its false glimmer.
- The hollow-hearted tree stood as a guardian of the forest, its empty trunk a symbol of the passage of time.
- The hollow-hearted marriage was a mere shell, held together by duty and obligation rather than love.
- The child's hollow-hearted smile hid the pain and loneliness that lurked beneath the surface.
- The hollow-hearted heart of the city beat on, indifferent to the suffering and despair that filled its streets.
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Insincere; deceitful; not sound and true; having a cavity or decayed spot within.
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The hollow-hearted soldier marched through the battlefield, haunted by memories of fallen comrades.
The politician gave a rousing speech, but her words rang hollow-hearted, devoid of any true emotion.
The abandoned house stood empty and hollow-hearted, a testament to broken dreams and lost loves.
Every step she took echoed through the hollow-hearted mansion, reminding her of her solitary existence.
