cavernous
/ˈkævərnəs/
adjective
- Resembling or characteristic of a cavern; very large, deep, or hollow, often in a way that feels empty or echoing.
- She stared into the cavernous darkness of the abandoned mine shaft.
- The old warehouse had a cavernous interior that echoed with every footstep.
- The concert hall felt cavernous when only a few people were seated inside.
- Deeply set or sunken, especially in reference to eyes or cheeks, often suggesting illness or exhaustion.
- The sick man's cavernous cheeks showed how much weight he had lost.
- After weeks without sleep, his eyes looked cavernous and hollow.
- Her cavernous gaze made her seem haunted and distant.
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