What are some opposite words for empty?
Antonyms for empty
ˈɛmp tiemp·ty
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Wiktionary
emptyadjective
emptyadjective
Devoid of content; containing nothing or nobody; vacant.
Put the empties out to be recycled.
Synonyms:
leerEtymology 3, clear, unoccupied, clean, toomemptyadjective
Antonyms:
full
English Synonyms and Antonyms
empty
That is empty which contains nothing; that is vacant which is without that which has filled or might be expected to fill it; vacant has extensive reference to rights or possibilities of occupancy. A vacant room may not be empty, and an empty house may not be vacant. Vacant, as derived from the Latin, is applied to things of some dignity; empty, from the Saxon, is preferred in speaking of slight, common, or homely matters, tho it may be applied with special force to the highest; we speak of empty space, a vacant lot, an empty dish, an empty sleeve, a vacant mind, an empty heart, an empty boast, a vacant office, a vacant or leisure hour. Void and devoid are rarely used in the literal sense, but for the most part confined to abstract relations, devoid being followed by of, and having with that addition the effect of a prepositional phrase; as, the article is devoid of sense; the contract is void for want of consideration. Waste, in this connection, applies to that which is made so by devastation or ruin, or gives an impression of desolation, especially as combined with vastness, probably from association of the words waste and vast: waste is applied also to uncultivated or unproductive land, if of considerable extent; we speak of a waste track or region, but not of a waste city lot. Vacuous refers to the condition of being empty or vacant, regarded as continuous or characteristic.
Antonyms:
brimful, brimmed, brimming, busy, crammed, crowded, filled, full, gorged, inhabited, jammed, occupied, overflowing, packed, repleteSynonyms:
blank, leisure, unemployed, unfilled, unoccupied, untenanted, vacant, vacuous, void, waste
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
empty
Antonyms:
full, occupied, encumbered, obstructed, cultivated, colonized, inhabited, informed, well-instructed, experienced, sensible, significant, forcible, important, substantialSynonyms:
vacant, void, clear, unencumbered, unobstructed, unoccupied, waste, uninhabited, unfrequented, devoid, vacuous, destitute, unulled, unfurnished, untenanted, evacuated, deficient, weak, billy, idle, senseless
Princeton's WordNet
emptyadjective
a container that has been emptied
"return all empties to the store"
Antonyms:
overloaded, awash(p), ladened, chock-full, flooded, weighed down, air-filled, untouched, inundated, brimful, meaningful, riddled, afloat(p), sperm-filled, replete(p), overflowing, glutted, pregnant, overladen, fraught(p), untasted, instinct(p), chuck-full, chockablock(p), well-lined, stuffed, engorged, filled, chockful, gas-filled, congested, brimming, overfull, thirsty, heavy, full, loaded, choke-full, laden, egg-filled, brimfull, cram full, undrained, fill, fill up, make fullemptyadjective
holding or containing nothing
"an empty glass"; "an empty room"; "full of empty seats"; "empty hours"
Antonyms:
chock-full, choke-full, chuck-full, chockful, full, overfull, chockablock(p), well-lined, overladen, filled, untasted, overloaded, stuffed, brimming, ladened, overflowing, congested, heavy, undrained, weighed down, awash(p), brimfull, riddled, fraught(p), sperm-filled, pregnant, replete(p), meaningful, egg-filled, laden, inundated, thirsty, untouched, loaded, engorged, glutted, brimful, flooded, instinct(p), gas-filled, air-filled, afloat(p), cram full, fill up, fill, make fullSynonyms:
hollow, empty-bellied, vacuousempty, hollow, vacuousadjective
devoid of significance or point
"empty promises"; "a hollow victory"; "vacuous comments"
Antonyms:
awash(p), laden, glutted, meaningful, untouched, chuck-full, congested, loaded, well-lined, chockful, riddled, overladen, sperm-filled, choke-full, overloaded, chockablock(p), weighed down, filled, thirsty, brimful, replete(p), chock-full, pregnant, instinct(p), undrained, afloat(p), inundated, fraught(p), cram full, ladened, heavy, air-filled, overflowing, full, stuffed, brimfull, overfull, flooded, engorged, untasted, brimming, gas-filled, egg-filled, fill up, make full, fillSynonyms:
vacuous, fatuous, mindless, asinine, empty-bellied, blank, hollow, inaneempty, empty-belliedadjective
needing nourishment
"after skipped lunch the men were empty by suppertime"; "empty-bellied children"
Antonyms:
replete(p), stuffed, chockablock(p), chock-full, brimming, afloat(p), untouched, loaded, untasted, thirsty, egg-filled, fraught(p), gas-filled, ladened, well-lined, chockful, riddled, glutted, air-filled, engorged, full, inundated, filled, congested, brimfull, overflowing, weighed down, instinct(p), flooded, overladen, heavy, pregnant, overloaded, choke-full, meaningful, undrained, overfull, brimful, laden, sperm-filled, cram full, awash(p), chuck-full, fill up, fill, make fullSynonyms:
hollow, empty-bellied, vacuousemptyverb
emptied of emotion
"after the violent argument he felt empty"
Antonyms:
overladen, engorged, untouched, untasted, overfull, riddled, thirsty, pregnant, chock-full, ladened, filled, sperm-filled, chockablock(p), brimming, chockful, fraught(p), choke-full, air-filled, afloat(p), stuffed, glutted, inundated, instinct(p), cram full, heavy, well-lined, meaningful, undrained, brimfull, brimful, chuck-full, gas-filled, full, congested, weighed down, loaded, awash(p), flooded, overflowing, egg-filled, replete(p), overloaded, laden, fill, fill up, make fullSynonyms:
hollow, empty-bellied, vacuousemptyverb
make void or empty of contents
"Empty the box"; "The alarm emptied the building"
Antonyms:
thirsty, brimful, overloaded, ladened, well-lined, inundated, congested, chockablock(p), untasted, brimming, meaningful, sperm-filled, replete(p), afloat(p), overladen, weighed down, chockful, air-filled, egg-filled, laden, pregnant, stuffed, full, gas-filled, chock-full, untouched, cram full, glutted, instinct(p), loaded, overflowing, riddled, engorged, awash(p), undrained, fraught(p), heavy, choke-full, chuck-full, filled, overfull, flooded, brimfull, fill, fill up, make fullempty, dischargeverb
become empty or void of its content
"The room emptied"
Antonyms:
choke-full, riddled, overloaded, stuffed, flooded, gas-filled, heavy, chockful, filled, overflowing, meaningful, cram full, sperm-filled, pregnant, egg-filled, overladen, fraught(p), replete(p), glutted, loaded, instinct(p), inundated, laden, congested, engorged, ladened, full, untouched, overfull, afloat(p), brimfull, well-lined, chock-full, awash(p), brimful, thirsty, brimming, air-filled, undrained, untasted, chuck-full, chockablock(p), weighed down, fill, fill up, make fullSynonyms:
exhaust, assoil, expel, abandon, dispatch, vacate, clear, acquit, discharge, release, evacuate, put down, eject, exonerate, drop, muster out, complete, exculpate, drop off, set down, go off, unload, void, fire, freevacate, empty, abandonverb
leave behind empty; move out of
"You must vacate your office by tonight"
Antonyms:
thirsty, chock-full, overladen, fraught(p), meaningful, afloat(p), weighed down, engorged, congested, riddled, undrained, flooded, ladened, awash(p), choke-full, full, overfull, stuffed, brimful, untasted, well-lined, air-filled, gas-filled, filled, heavy, pregnant, laden, overflowing, untouched, overloaded, chockablock(p), sperm-filled, inundated, brimming, egg-filled, cram full, instinct(p), chuck-full, glutted, replete(p), chockful, brimfull, loaded, fill up, fill, make fullSynonyms:
overturn, abandon, lift, vacate, annul, rescind, countermand, discharge, evacuate, reverse, renounce, desolate, give up, resign, desert, revoke, forsake, void, repealemptyverb
remove
"Empty the water"
Antonyms:
full, air-filled, afloat(p), replete(p), overflowing, stuffed, choke-full, laden, untasted, chuck-full, chock-full, brimming, egg-filled, untouched, thirsty, weighed down, overfull, glutted, congested, fraught(p), inundated, flooded, overladen, ladened, sperm-filled, loaded, meaningful, gas-filled, heavy, chockablock(p), chockful, overloaded, well-lined, awash(p), undrained, pregnant, riddled, brimful, cram full, engorged, instinct(p), brimfull, filled, fill, make full, fill upevacuate, void, emptyverb
excrete or discharge from the body
Antonyms:
heavy, overfull, awash(p), thirsty, ladened, air-filled, chockablock(p), undrained, congested, brimful, inundated, riddled, sperm-filled, untouched, instinct(p), full, fraught(p), afloat(p), well-lined, filled, meaningful, brimming, choke-full, egg-filled, weighed down, replete(p), gas-filled, stuffed, chock-full, brimfull, loaded, cram full, untasted, engorged, chuck-full, laden, overladen, pregnant, chockful, glutted, overflowing, flooded, overloaded, fill up, make full, fillSynonyms:
discharge, void, nullify, abandon, vacate, avoid, annul, vitiate, invalidate, evacuate, quash
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
emptyadjective
Synonyms:
depleted, vacant, inane, unoccupied, void, vacant, unfilled, tenantless, blank, evacuated, free, devoid of, lacking, destitute, senseless, hollow, vain, delusive, unsatisfying, inane, unreal, deflatedemptyverb
Synonyms:
deplete, exhaust, unload, unburden, evacuate, disembogue, deflate
How to use empty in a sentence?
If nature made you a giver, your hands are born open, and so is your heart. And though there may be times when your hands are empty, your heart is always full, and you can give things out of that.
It was as if life had changed in ways that were unimaginable, empty airports, an empty plane and a reminder for all of us nothing is to be taken for granted.
None of [that] would play into the evaluation as to whetherthis was a reasonable action by the police officer, or a good shoot, [Rose] is running away, empty-handed and he is shot in the back. Period.
It was very difficult, and there were many times when we thought about giving up, but we believed in our efforts, we believed that we would make a product that could stand on its own in the market, there were moments when our (food) cabinets at home were empty because whatever income we had went towards research and development.
Once COVID hit, I had the chance to really kind of sit down and evaluate my life, being in D.C., you really think that machine needs you to run and everyone thinks so much of themselves. But I really began to realize that my heart was really very much empty because I wasn’t able to give back in the way I want to.
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#196 | full | |
#573 | important | |
#1406 | significant | |
#2119 | informed | |
#2145 | heavy | |
#2291 | fill | |
#2964 | empty | |
#3142 | experienced | |
#3260 | filled | |
#3690 | pregnant | |
#4087 | busy | |
#4434 | substantial | |
#4886 | loaded | |
#6351 | packed | |
#6605 | occupied | |
#8204 | meaningful | |
#8954 | laden | |
#9916 | stuffed | |
#12564 | sensible | |
#13224 | crowded | |
#18889 | cultivated | |
#18923 | flooded | |
#24253 | inhabited | |
#25239 | thirsty | |
#26331 | untouched | |
#27834 | overloaded | |
#34518 | crammed | |
#34970 | overfull | |
#35092 | jammed | |
#35135 | congested | |
#36438 | overflowing | |
#42172 | forcible | |
#44206 | obstructed | |
#44448 | inundated | |
#44696 | replete | |
#46741 | riddled | |
#51343 | brimming | |
#53342 | colonized | |
#61178 | encumbered | |
#94965 | brimmed | |
#99565 | engorged | |
#125197 | undrained | |
#155932 | gorged | |
#191043 | brimful | |
#234177 | glutted |
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