To empty something is to take all of the content out of it. When you empty a container, you remove all of the liquid and the food.
The container was empty after I emptied it.
The bottle was almost empty, but I decided to fill it up again instead.
verb
leave behind empty; move out of
Synonyms:
verb
excrete or discharge from the body
Synonyms:
adjective
needing nourishment
Synonyms:
adjective
devoid of significance or force
Synonyms:
verb
become empty or void of its content
Synonyms:
noun
a container that has been emptied
adjective
emptied of emotion
adjective
holding or containing nothing
verb
make void or empty of contents
verb
remove
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This emptiness is not merely voidness but always contains cognizance.
2
I always empty and clean ashtrays and wastebaskets.
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The higher the resolution the bigger the empty space.
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On the scale of the clumps within the rings there is a lot of empty space.
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On the scale of the clumps within the rings there is much empty space.
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The more empty space, the more readily the humidity will drop.
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Gases always intermix since free molecules will always move into empty space.
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An analogous case concerns the empty conjunction and the empty disjunction.
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The streets are empty and desolate.
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They did not empty the cruet.