hollow (out) Antonyms
Meaning of hollow (out)
hollow (out)
to form (something) by digging or cutting the inside of something, to remove the inside of (something)
hollow (out) Sentence Examples
- The ancient tree had a hollowed-out trunk that served as a home for animals.
- The metal beam was hollowed out to reduce its weight and increase its structural integrity.
- The sculptor hollowed out the marble block to create a delicate vase.
- The pumpkin was hollowed out and carved into a spooky Halloween lantern.
- The old boat had become hollowed out by water damage and exposure to the elements.
- The crater was a huge, hollowed-out depression in the ground caused by an asteroid impact.
- The hollowed-out cave provided shelter for the lost hikers during the storm.
- The tooth had a small, black cavity that was hollowed out by decay.
- The fossilized bone was hollowed out and filled with minerals over time.
- The empty shell of the conch was hollowed out and used as a decoration.
FAQs About the word hollow (out)
to form (something) by digging or cutting the inside of something, to remove the inside of (something)
shovel, scoop (out), excavate,,
block, pack, stuff, stop, plug,fill, dam, close (off), seal, occlude
The ancient tree had a hollowed-out trunk that served as a home for animals.
The metal beam was hollowed out to reduce its weight and increase its structural integrity.
The sculptor hollowed out the marble block to create a delicate vase.
The pumpkin was hollowed out and carved into a spooky Halloween lantern.
