Comparative and Superlative Degree of Empty
The comparative degree of empty is emptier and the Superlative degree of empty is emptiest. Here is the comparative and superlative degree for empty.
| Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |
| Empty | emptier | emptiest |
Examples Using Positive Degree of Empty:
- The container is empty after using all the contents.
- The room feels empty without any furniture.
- The bottle is empty because I drank it all.
- The parking lot is empty at this hour.
- The box is empty except for a few crumbs.
- The house looks empty with no one inside.
- The jar is empty after using all the jam.
- The shelf is empty after selling all the books.
- The street is empty during the early morning.
- The basket is empty after taking out all the laundry.
Example Using Comparative Degree of Empty:
- This container is emptier than the previous one.
- It feels emptier without any decorations on the walls.
- The bottle is emptier now compared to before.
- The parking lot is emptier than it was this morning.
- The box is emptier than it seems from the outside.
- The house looks emptier without any furniture inside.
- The jar is emptier as the contents are used up.
- The shelf is emptier after selling most of the books.
- The street is emptier during the late hours of the night.
- The basket is emptier after removing a few more items.
Example Using Superlative Degree of Empty:
- This is the emptiest container I’ve ever seen.
- It feels like the emptiest room in the entire house.
- The bottle is the emptiest it has ever been.
- The parking lot is the emptiest I’ve seen it.
- The box is the emptiest it can possibly get.
- The house looks the emptiest it has ever looked.
- The jar is the emptiest it can be without any content.
- The shelf is the emptiest it has been in years.
- The street is the emptiest during the holidays.
- The basket is the emptiest it has been in a while.
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Last updated on June 12th, 2023 at 03:38 pm
