hollowed (out) (Meaning)

hollowed (out)

to form (something) by digging or cutting the inside of something, to remove the inside of (something)

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The ancient tree stood tall, its core hollowed out by centuries of decay.
The pumpkin was hollowed out and transformed into a festive lantern.
The abandoned building had become a hollow shell, its windows boarded up.
The surgeon's scalpel hollowed out the tumor from the patient's body.
The hollowed-out log provided shelter for the woodland creatures.
The sculptor chiseled away at the stone, hollowing out the form of a majestic eagle.
The hollowed-out cave echoed with the sound of dripping water.
The botanist studied the hollowed-out seeds, examining their intricate structures.
The hollowed-out eggshells were used as delicate decorations.
The hollowed-out tunnel disappeared into the darkness, promising adventure.

to form (something) by digging or cutting the inside of something, to remove the inside of (something)

scooped (out), shovelled, excavated,shoveled,

blocked, stuffed, closed (off), plugged,filled, dammed, packed, stopped, choked, jammed

The ancient tree stood tall, its core hollowed out by centuries of decay.

The pumpkin was hollowed out and transformed into a festive lantern.

The abandoned building had become a hollow shell, its windows boarded up.

The surgeon's scalpel hollowed out the tumor from the patient's body.