Empty
False
False adjective - Lacking in natural or spontaneous quality.
Usage example: so much of the sympathy that the widow received was false and hypocritical, since it came from people who never liked her husband in the first place
Empty and false are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Empty" instead an adjective "False".
Both words in one sentence
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False Roulette: Malcolm plays Russian Roulette with an empty gun to intimidate a criminal conspirator.
Source: Film / Malcolm X -
Frequently, a blatantly false "correct" answer is given for an answer that happens to be one that the contestants left empty.
Source: Critical Research Failure -
Due to the nature of how she came to be she was far too weak to do that and instead wound up as an empty voice who with the rest of the false gods like her gathered to an eternal world of dark where the Conception had failed to start.
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