emptily
/ˈɛmptɪli/
adverb
- In a way that shows no thought, feeling, or purpose; vacuously.
- She smiled emptily, trying to hide her disappointment.
- He stared emptily at the television screen, not really watching anything.
- The politician's speech ended emptily, offering no real solutions.
- Without any contents; in an empty manner.
- Her wallet lay emptily in her bag, with not a single coin inside.
- The box sat emptily on the shelf after all the gifts were taken out.
- The gas tank registered emptily, so we had to stop for fuel.
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