Synonyms for Hollow:

• adj.

  •absent (adjective)
  • wanting,
  • Non-existent,
  • minus.
  •affected (adjective)
  • more affected,
  • hammier,
  • selfconscious,
  • more puton,
  • fraudest,
  • fraud,
  • over done,
  • more put-on,
  • frauder,
  • over-done,
  • most playacting,
  • more put on,
  • ostentatious,
  • un-natural,
  • simulated,
  • most faked,
  • hamest,
  • puton,
  • schmaltzy,
  • hamer,
  • self conscious,
  • most counterfeited,
  • more counterfeited,
  • more playacting,
  • hammiest,
  • most puton,
  • more faked,
  • sham,
  • un natural,
  • pre tended,
  • most put-on,
  • high falutin',
  • most put on,
  • pre-tended.
  •all (adjective)
  • hollow.
  •blank (adjective)
  • non committal,
  • in scrutable,
  • un-expressive,
  • more masklike,
  • most unexpressive,
  • most poker faced,
  • in-expressive,
  • most masklike,
  • more poker faced,
  • un communicative,
  • in-scrutable,
  • most poker-faced,
  • in expressive,
  • more unexpressive,
  • poker faced,
  • un expressive,
  • more poker-faced,
  • un-communicative,
  • impassive.
  •concave (adjective)
  • indented,
  • crater-like,
  • dented.
  •deep, resonant in sound (adjective)
  • reverberant,
  • muted,
  • flat,
  • toneless,
  • ringing,
  • echoing,
  • roaring,
  • rumbling,
  • vibrating,
  • sounding,
  • clangorous.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • set back.
  •dishonest (adjective)
  • untrue.
  •empty (adjective)
  • more unfurnished,
  • trivial,
  • dis honest,
  • more evacuated,
  • un-satisfactory,
  • de solate,
  • in-sipid,
  • most vacated,
  • de-solate,
  • un-furnished,
  • in sipid,
  • un furnished,
  • un-intelligent,
  • in effectual,
  • dis-honest,
  • un satisfactory,
  • most despoiled,
  • most evacuated,
  • wastest,
  • more despoiled,
  • un-substantial,
  • un inhabited,
  • un real,
  • un occupied,
  • de-spoiled,
  • de sert,
  • more vacated,
  • un intelligent,
  • empty,
  • in-effectual,
  • un filled,
  • un-inhabited,
  • un substantial,
  • most unfurnished,
  • un-occupied,
  • de spoiled,
  • un-real,
  • un-filled,
  • de-sert.
  •empty, hollowed out (adjective)
  • notched,
  • curved,
  • Striated,
  • arched,
  • cleft,
  • Infundibular,
  • sunken,
  • cup-shaped,
  • not solid,
  • troughlike,
  • carved out,
  • dimpled,
  • incurved,
  • pitted,
  • vaulted,
  • alveolate,
  • Excavated,
  • Cupped.
  •expressionless (adjective)
  • blank.
  •false (adjective)
  • Crocker,
  • seeming,
  • unsound,
  • snide,
  • flimsy.
  •false, artificial (adjective)
  • treacherous,
  • cynical,
  • insincere,
  • deceitful,
  • faithless.
  •famished (adjective)
  • starved death,
  • most ravening,
  • more ravening,
  • doghungry,
  • more hungering,
  • more starved,
  • most dog hungry,
  • most dog-hungry,
  • dog hungry,
  • more dog hungry,
  • most doghungry,
  • more dog-hungry,
  • most hungering,
  • more doghungry,
  • could eat horse,
  • having munchies.
  •floating (adjective)
  • most nonsubmersible,
  • more sailing,
  • non-submersible,
  • most sailing,
  • most hovering,
  • un-attached,
  • more wafting,
  • un sinkable,
  • more hovering,
  • non submersible,
  • most wafting,
  • more unsinkable,
  • un-sinkable,
  • most unsinkable,
  • more nonsubmersible.
  •futile (adjective)
  • most profitless,
  • out window,
  • more profitless,
  • more impracticable,
  • un availing,
  • most resultless,
  • un-profitable,
  • un important,
  • save breath,
  • un needed,
  • save ones breath,
  • ineffective,
  • in effective,
  • un successful,
  • in-sufficient,
  • un productive,
  • un-availing,
  • profitless,
  • save one breath,
  • in sufficient,
  • un-important,
  • un-needed,
  • more resultless,
  • more ineffective,
  • insufficient,
  • un-productive,
  • in-effective,
  • sterile,
  • un-successful,
  • un profitable.
  •genteel (adjective)
  • distingue,
  • prudish,
  • old-maidish,
  • well-bred,
  • wellmannered.
  •hungry (adjective)
  • Hungered,
  • ravenous,
  • hoggish,
  • got the munchies,
  • unsatisfied,
  • on empty stomach,
  • Famishing,
  • esurient,
  • insatiate,
  • edacious.
  •hypocritical (adjective)
  • jivier,
  • selfrighteous,
  • more deluding,
  • lefthanded,
  • pietistic,
  • more dissembling,
  • more smoothspoken,
  • smooth tongued,
  • most caviling,
  • most smoothspoken,
  • smooth spoken,
  • most smooth spoken,
  • self righteous,
  • jiviest,
  • smoothtongued,
  • feigning,
  • most moralistic,
  • most deluding,
  • most smooth-spoken,
  • most feigning,
  • two faced,
  • more feigning,
  • smoothspoken,
  • more caviling,
  • most dissembling,
  • doubledealing,
  • hypo-critical,
  • twofaced,
  • hypo critical,
  • more smooth spoken,
  • left handed,
  • more moralistic,
  • more smooth-spoken.
  •idle (adjective)
  • more unhelpful,
  • in significant,
  • un-helpful,
  • most unhelpful,
  • un-necessary,
  • un helpful,
  • in-significant,
  • idler,
  • irrelevant,
  • un necessary.
  •illogical (adjective)
  • more sophistical,
  • most casuistic,
  • most selfcontradictory,
  • off wall,
  • in-consistent,
  • in-congruous,
  • un-sound,
  • un sounder,
  • self contradictory,
  • un-reasonable,
  • un sound,
  • most self-contradictory,
  • unproved,
  • selfcontradictory,
  • un scientific,
  • more self contradictory,
  • un-scientific,
  • in-correct,
  • un-proved,
  • un-connected,
  • most self contradictory,
  • un connected,
  • in correct,
  • in consequent,
  • in conclusive,
  • in-conclusive,
  • un-soundest,
  • un proved,
  • most sophistical,
  • off the wall,
  • in-valid,
  • in-consequent,
  • in valid,
  • more casuistic,
  • un tenable,
  • un-sounder,
  • un-tenable,
  • in consistent,
  • more self-contradictory,
  • illogical,
  • more selfcontradictory,
  • in congruous,
  • un reasonable.
  •insincere (adjective)
  • more dissimulating,
  • untruthful,
  • un truthful,
  • dis-ingenuous,
  • in-sincerest,
  • in-sincere,
  • dis ingenuous,
  • in sincerest,
  • dis-simulating,
  • un faithful,
  • dis simulating,
  • in-sincerer,
  • perfidious,
  • in sincerer,
  • most dissimulating,
  • un-faithful,
  • in sincere,
  • un-truthful,
  • mendacious.
  •la-di-da (adjective)
  • la di da.
  •lifeless (adjective)
  • more nothing,
  • more zero,
  • draggier,
  • draggiest,
  • more lusterless,
  • lifeless,
  • most zero,
  • more pabulum,
  • most pabulum,
  • most nothing,
  • prosiest,
  • prosy,
  • prosier,
  • most lusterless.
  •mala fide (adjective)
  • mala fide.
  •meaningless (adjective)
  • useless,
  • unavailing,
  • pointless,
  • Purportless,
  • worthless,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • doesn't cut it,
  • doublespeak,
  • Unpurposed,
  • unmeaning,
  • fruitless.
  •old-maidish (adjective)
  • prim and proper,
  • oldmaidish.
  •otiose (adjective)
  • sur plusser,
  • most laggard,
  • sur-plusser,
  • in-active,
  • sur-plussest,
  • sur plussest.
  •pharisaic (adjective)
  • pharisaic.
  •pretentious (adjective)
  • overambitious,
  • Euphuistic,
  • highfaluting,
  • too-too.
  •shallow (adjective)
  • shallower,
  • shelfer,
  • emptyheaded,
  • uncritical,
  • shallow,
  • shoaler,
  • frothy,
  • Depthless.
  •specious (adjective)
  • most beguiling,
  • in accurate.
  •trifling (adjective)
  • forget it,
  • trifling,
  • most loitering,
  • idling,
  • no big thing,
  • more loitering.
  •unreliable (adjective)
  • un-sure,
  • un-dependable,
  • un-convincing,
  • fly by night,
  • dis-reputable,
  • un-stable,
  • un-stablest,
  • under handed,
  • un stable,
  • un-reliable,
  • under-handed,
  • un dependable,
  • un reliable,
  • un sure,
  • un convincing,
  • in-constant,
  • un stabler,
  • under hand,
  • un stablest,
  • un-stabler,
  • un-trustworthy,
  • mis taken,
  • dis reputable,
  • under-hand.
  •untrue (adjective)
  • un truer,
  • most imprecise,
  • most forsworn,
  • counter factual,
  • Perjured,
  • most unloyal,
  • un true,
  • un-true,
  • more cheating,
  • most prevaricating,
  • un-truest,
  • mis leading,
  • mis-leading,
  • more unloyal,
  • dis-loyal,
  • counter-factual,
  • more forsworn,
  • un-loyal,
  • more prevaricating,
  • un loyal,
  • un truest,
  • dis loyal,
  • Forsworn,
  • un-truer.
  •vain (adjective)
  • in vicious circle,
  • not a prayer,
  • going nowhere,
  • no-win,
  • Shucker,
  • time-wasting,
  • unnotable.
  •weak (adjective)
  • forceless,
  • weakest.

• n.

  •
  • dull,
  • low,
  • abdomen,
  • belly button,
  • mute,
  • back,
  • ghostly,
  • front,
  • belly,
  • body,
  • booming,
  • deep,
  • muffled,
  • flank,
  • resounding,
  • girth,
  • loud,
  • vibrant,
  • thunderous,
  • heart,
  • chest,
  • blooming.
  •
  • ill-defined.
  •
  • hazel,
  • bug-eyed,
  • beady,
  • bloodshot,
  • close-set,
  • doe-eyed,
  • cross-eyed.
  •
  • cross your heart (and hope to die),
  • my word is my bond,
  • as good as your word,
  • on my honor.
  •basin (noun)
  • sinkage,
  • washbasins,
  • washbasin,
  • washbowl,
  • watershed,
  • watersheds,
  • washbowls.
  •blank (noun)
  • preteritions,
  • pretermissions.
  •cannular (noun)
  • cannular.
  •cave (noun)
  • sub-terranes,
  • subterranean areas,
  • sub terranes,
  • sub-terrane,
  • rock shelters,
  • subterranes,
  • sub terrane.
  •cavernous (noun)
  • cavernous.
  •cavity (noun)
  • de-cays,
  • bursas,
  • de-cay,
  • de cay,
  • de cays.
  •chamber (noun)
  • ante chambers,
  • ante-chambers,
  • ante-chamber.
  •chasm (noun)
  • over sights,
  • over-sight,
  • over sight,
  • over-sights.
  •core out (noun)
  • core out.
  •crater (noun)
  • calderas.
  •deep-set (noun)
  • deep-set.
  •dent (noun)
  • scallop,
  • scallops,
  • crenels,
  • incision,
  • embrasure,
  • con-cavity,
  • crenel,
  • embrasures.
  •dimple (noun)
  • DIVOTS,
  • divot.
  •dint (noun)
  • dint.
  •dip (noun)
  • fall offs,
  • de scent,
  • in cline,
  • de-scent,
  • in-clines,
  • fall-offs,
  • falloffs,
  • in clines,
  • de scents,
  • in-cline,
  • downtrends,
  • de-scents.
  •empty (noun)
  • unfilled.
  •empty or dented area (noun)
  • bowl,
  • cup,
  • dish,
  • notch,
  • channel,
  • dale,
  • bottom,
  • indentation,
  • valley.
  •excavation (noun)
  • dis-interring,
  • exhumings,
  • shovelings,
  • un-earthing,
  • disinterrings,
  • scoopings,
  • dis interring,
  • un earthing,
  • unearthings.
  •fistular (noun)
  • fistular.
  •fistulate (noun)
  • fistulate.
  •fistulous (noun)
  • fistulous.
  •furrow (noun)
  • crow-feet,
  • crows feet,
  • Crow-foot,
  • crow'sfoot,
  • Crow's-feet,
  • rivels,
  • crows-feet,
  • crow feet,
  • crowfeet,
  • crow'sfeet,
  • crows foot,
  • crows-foot,
  • crowsfeet.
  •gap (noun)
  • gaps,
  • Interspace.
  •groove (noun)
  • flutes,
  • flute.
  •grotto (noun)
  • underground chamber,
  • Antre.
  •hole (noun)
  • re-treat,
  • re-treats,
  • re treats.
  •holler (noun)
  • holler.
  •hollow (noun)
  • recessed,
  • meaningless,
  • vacuous,
  • hollowed,
  • hollow out,
  • tubular.
  •impression (noun)
  • out lines,
  • out-line,
  • out line,
  • out-lines.
  •interspace (noun)
  • inter spaces,
  • inter-space,
  • inter space,
  • inter-spaces.
  •niche (noun)
  • by places,
  • by-places,
  • by place,
  • byplaces.
  •outdo (noun)
  • overcome,
  • surpass,
  • beat.
  •phoniness (noun)
  • ambidextrou,
  • un faithfuls,
  • deviou,
  • dis-ingenuousness,
  • dis ingenuousnesses,
  • disingenuou,
  • falses,
  • un-faithfuls,
  • hypocriticals,
  • two-faceds,
  • un trues,
  • snides,
  • twofaceds,
  • backhandeds,
  • unfaithfuls,
  • dis ingenuousness,
  • shifties,
  • mendaciou,
  • two faceds,
  • pretentiou,
  • untrues,
  • dissimulatings,
  • un-trues,
  • deceptives,
  • perfidiou,
  • dis-ingenuousnesses,
  • lyings,
  • untruthfuls,
  • dissemblings,
  • evasives,
  • deceitfuls,
  • duplicitou,
  • faithlesses.
  •recess (noun)
  • re cesses,
  • penetralias,
  • re cess,
  • hiding places,
  • re-cesses,
  • re-cess.

• v.

  •contact (verb)
  • dig.
  •deepen (verb)
  • ex tends,
  • ex tend,
  • scoops out,
  • digging out,
  • digs out,
  • scooped out,
  • ex-tended,
  • dug out,
  • scrapes out,
  • scraping out,
  • scraped out,
  • ex tended,
  • ex tending,
  • ex-tend,
  • ex-tending,
  • digged out,
  • ex-tends,
  • scooping out.
  •dent (verb)
  • makes concave,
  • pressed in,
  • pressing in,
  • pushes in,
  • making concave,
  • presses in,
  • made concave,
  • pushed in,
  • pushing in.
  •empty out; make concave (verb)
  • remove,
  • chase,
  • gorge,
  • corrugate,
  • ditch.
  •excavate (verb)
  • un earth,
  • un cover,
  • un-covers,
  • un earthed,
  • un covers,
  • un-earthed,
  • un covering,
  • un-earth,
  • ex cavate,
  • un-covering,
  • un-cover,
  • un covered,
  • un-earths,
  • un earths,
  • ex-cavate.
  •indent (verb)
  • de-pressing,
  • de presses,
  • in-dent,
  • in dent,
  • de-presses,
  • in-denting,
  • de-press,
  • in-dented,
  • caved in,
  • in dents,
  • in denting,
  • de pressing,
  • in-dents,
  • in dented,
  • de press.
  •scoop (verb)
  • re-moves,
  • clears away,
  • sweeping up,
  • re moved,
  • swept up,
  • re-moving,
  • sweeping away,
  • sweeps away,
  • re move,
  • sweeps up,
  • re-move,
  • re moving.
  •undercut (verb)
  • under mining,
  • under cutting,
  • under-mined,
  • under-cut,
  • under-mining,
  • under-cuts,
  • under mined,
  • under cut,
  • under cuts,
  • under-cutting.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • free,
  • hail-fellow-well-met,
  • null,
  • phony,
  • desolation,
  • deserted,
  • unctuous,
  • spurious,
  • plangent,
  • two-faced,
  • solemn,
  • nonsense,
  • abstruse,
  • pretentious,
  • soapy,
  • ersatz,
  • uncrowded,
  • disingenuous,
  • sugary,
  • studied,
  • low-pitched,
  • prominent,
  • cryptic,
  • charming,
  • ambiguous,
  • den,
  • vague,
  • resonant,
  • pat,
  • Two-edged,
  • double-edged,
  • desolate,
  • dead,
  • equivocal,
  • strained,
  • unnatural,
  • wooly,
  • cringing,
  • exaggerated,
  • abandoned,
  • fey,
  • bare,
  • sinkhole.
  •
  • sleek,
  • slick,
  • ambiguity,
  • concavity,
  • oracular,
  • vaguely,
  • otiose.
  •
  • fake.
  •
  • vacuity.
  •
  • bass.
  •
  • vacant,
  • broken.
  •
  • heavy.
  •cave
  • cavern.
  •deepen
  • scoop out,
  • scrape out,
  • dig out.
  •dent
  • Dinted,
  • Furrowing,
  • imprint,
  • Dimpling,
  • furrowed,
  • push in,
  • Ridging,
  • ridge,
  • Dinting,
  • ridged,
  • Gouging,
  • make concave,
  • press in.
  •scoop
  • Bailed,
  • sweep up,
  • sweep away,
  • clearing away,
  • Bailing,
  • ladle,
  • Ladled,
  • Ladling,
  • swept away,
  • cleared away,
  • clear away.

Paraphrases for Hollow:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    empty.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    blank, meaningless, peckish, shaped, hypocritical, false, disingenuous, idle, slow, futile.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    low.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    low.

Antonyms for Hollow:

• adj.

  • all
    solid.
  • deep, resonant in sound
    elevated, sharp, clear.
  • empty, hollowed out
    honest, frank, sincere, light, high, substantial, genuine, soft, convex, real, raised, full, truthful, meaningful, earnest.
  • meaningless
    useful, valuable, copious, fruitful, productive, worthwhile, profitable.
  • Other antonyms:
    globular, enlarged, jutting, puffy, domed, bulbous, protruding, inflated, spherical, blown-up, rounded, risen, expanded, ballooning, nonresonant, swollen, protuberant, global, bulging, protrusive, round, extended, bloated, puffed, unreverberant, projecting.

• n.

  • empty or dented area
    increase, mountain, closure, rise.

• v.

  • empty out; make concave
    flush, raise, fill, make convex.

Hypernym for Hollow:

• n.

  • object
    pit, burrow, rabbit hole, chuckhole, kettle hole, pothole, rabbit burrow, tunnel, cavity, wormhole, kettle, gopher hole.

• v.

  • contact
    drive, trench, ditch.

Hyponym for Hollow:

• n.

  • object
    natural depression, depression.
  • shape
    enclosed space, cavity.

• v.

  • contact
    take, withdraw, remove, take away.