Noun
State of being hollow.
Insincerity; unsoundness; treachery.
Source: Webster's dictionaryConservative and religious circles orchestrated the campaign against the book’s contents and by acceding to their unreasonable demand President Musharraf exposed the hollowness of his ‘enlightened’ democracy. Source: Internet
Raina, realizing the hollowness of her romantic ideals, protests that she would prefer her poor "chocolate-cream soldier" to this wealthy businessman. Source: Internet
They will perhaps grieve for my lost soul and wonder what emptiness and hollowness lie inside. Source: Internet
And which has exposed the hollowness of formal powersharing and of the idea of collective responsibility in the Executive. Source: Internet
Initial allegations of fraud by Mr Moreno’s wealthy banker opponent sparked some street activity by his supporters, but the hollowness of the claims and public awareness that he would brandish such charges if defeated robbed the protests of momentum. Source: Internet
This shows the hollowness of their apology. Source: Internet