Empty
Empty adjective - Lacking contents that could or should be present.
Usage example: the refrigerator is empty, so we'll have to eat out
Both words in one sentence
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He later sobs when he find's his infant daughter Judith's baby carrier empty and full of blood.
Source: Manly Tears -
Airplanes that have to make an emergency landing often dump fuel to lighten the load (the weight differential between full and empty tanks is a factor in landing) and/or reduce risk of fire.
Source: Emergency Cargo Dump -
As pictured above, a whole city full of empty clothes is a sure sign that Cell has been feeding (though his victims fortunately end up being revived later).
Source: Empty Piles of Clothing
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