Difference between Bare and Empty

BARE vs EMPTY: NOUN

That part of a roofing slate, shingle, tile, or metal plate, which is exposed to the weather.
Surface; body; substance.
That part of a clapboard, roof-slate, or the like, which is exposed to the weather when the roof is complete, as distinguished from the lap.

An empty box, crate, cask, etc.; -- used in commerce, esp. in transportation of freight.”
An empty vessel or other receptacle, as a box or sack, packing-case, etc.; an empty vehicle, as a cab, freightcar, etc.: as, returned empties.
An empty container.
A container that has been emptied

BARE vs EMPTY: ADJECTIVE

A lot or lots of.
Having had what usually covers (something) removed.
Having no decoration.
Having no supplies.
Naked, uncovered.
Minimal; that is or are just sufficient.
Having no sail set.
Mere; alone; unaccompanied by anything else.
Threadbare; much worn.
Destitute; indigent; empty; unfurnished or scantily furnished; -- used with of (rarely with in) before the thing wanting or taken away.
Without anything to cover up or conceal one's thoughts or actions; open to view; exposed.
With head uncovered; bareheaded.
Without clothes or covering; stripped of the usual covering; naked.
Bareheaded.
Just sufficient; mere.
Having no addition, adornment, or qualification.
Lacking the usual furnishings, equipment, or decoration.
Exposed to view; undisguised.
Lacking the usual or appropriate covering or clothing; naked.
Not having a protective covering
Without the natural or usual covering
Having extraneous everything removed including contents
Completely unclothed
Showing ground without the usual covering of grass
Lacking a surface finish such as paint
Denuded of leaves
Providing no shelter or sustenance

Destitute of reality, or real existence; unsubstantial.
Destitute of, or lacking, sense, knowledge, or courtesy
Producing nothing; unfruitful; -- said of a plant or tree.
Unable to satisfy; unsatisfactory; hollow; vain; -- said of pleasure, the world, etc.
Destitute of effect, sincerity, or sense; -- said of language.
Having nothing to carry; unburdened.
Free; clear; devoid; -- often with of.
Containing nothing; not holding or having anything within; void of contents or appropriate contents; not filled; -- said of an inclosure, or a container, as a box, room, house, etc.
Devoid; destitute.
Needing nourishment; hungry.
Lacking purpose or substance; meaningless.
Lacking force or power.
Not put to purposeful use; idle.
Not having an incumbent or occupant; unfilled.
Having no occupants; not being used.
Having no elements or members; null.
Having nothing inside or on the surface; holding or containing nothing.
Emptied of emotion
Holding or containing nothing
Having nothing inside
Devoid of significance or point
Needing nourishment

BARE vs EMPTY: VERB

To uncover; to reveal.
Simple past of bear.
Make public
Lay bare

Excrete or discharge from the body
Leave behind empty; move out of
Remove
Make void or empty of contents
Become empty or void of its content

BARE vs EMPTY: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To discharge itself.
To discharge its contents.
To become empty.
To unburden; relieve.
To transfer or pour off completely.
To remove the contents of.

BARE vs EMPTY: TRANSITIVE VERB

To strip off the covering of; to make bare.
To expose.
To make bare; uncover or reveal.

To deprive of the contents; to exhaust; to make void or destitute; to make vacant; to pour out; to discharge

BARE vs EMPTY: ADVERB

Barely.
Very; significantly.

BARE vs EMPTY: OTHER WORD TYPES

Apart from anything else
Lacking in amplitude or quantity
Lacking embellishment or ornamentation
Having everything extraneous removed including contents
Apart from anything else; without additions or modifications
Just barely adequate or within a lower limit
Lacking in magnitude or quantity
Lacking its natural or customary covering
Expose to view
Having no clothes on the body
Bore; the old preterit of bear, v.
The uncovered or unhidden surface; the body; the substance.
Lean; spare.
Raw; excoriated.
In beer-making, not completely covered by the bubbles formed in fermentation: said of the surface of beer.
Unadorned; without literary or artistic effect; bald; meager.
Unaccompanied; without addition; simple.
Mere; scarcely or just sufficient: as, the bare necessaries of life; a bare subsistence.
Empty; valueless; paltry; worthless.
Poor; destitute; indigent; empty; unfurnished; unprovided with what is necessary or comfortable: absolutely or with of.
Threadless; napless.
Plain; simple; unadorned; without polish.
Lacking in appropriate covering or equipment; unfurnished: as, bare walls.
Open to view; unconcealed; undisguised.
With the head uncovered.
Naked; without covering: as, bare arms; the trees are bare.
To disclose; make manifest; lay bare: as, to bare the secrets of the grave.
To make bare; uncover; divest of covering: as, to bare one's head or one's breast.
Old preterit of bear.

Move out of
Leave behind empty
Remove the contents of a container
Devoid of significance or force
Unsatisfying, vain, hollow.
Weak, silly, senseless.
Synonyms Void, etc. (see vacant); unoccupied, bare, unfurnished.
Producing no effect or result; ineffectual.
Bearing no fruit; without useful product.
Wanting food; fasting; hungry.
Not supplied; without provision.
Not burdened; not bearing a burden or a rider: as, an empty horse.
Wanting substance or solidity; lacking reality; unsubstantial; unsatisfactory: as, empty air; empty dreams; empty pleasures.
Forlorn from destitution or deprivation; desolate; deserted.
Destitute of knowledge or sense; ignorant: as, an empty coxcomb.
Destitute of force, effect, significance, or value; without valuable content; meaningless: as, empty words; empty compliments.
Void; devoid; destitute of some essential quality or component.
Containing nothing, or nothing but air; void of its usual or of appropriate contents; vacant; unoccupied: said of any inclosure or allotted space: as, an empty house or room; an empty chest or purse; an empty chair or saddle.
To pour out or discharge its contents, as a river into the ocean.
To lay waste; make destitute or desolate.
To discharge; pour out continuously or in a steady course: as, a river empties itself or its waters into the ocean. [A strained use, which it is preferable to avoid, since a river is not emptied by its flow into the ocean.]
To draw out, pour out, or otherwise remove or discharge, as the contents of a vessel: commonly with out: as, to empty out the water from a pitcher.
To deprive of contents; remove, pour, or draw out the contents from; make vacant: with of before the thing removed: as, to empty a well or a cistern; to empty a pitcher or a purse; to empty a house of its occupants.

BARE vs EMPTY: RELATED WORDS

Desolate, Denude, Empty, Au naturel, Bald, Grassless, Stark, Scanty, Leafless, Unpainted, Denuded, Unclothed, Nude, Barren, Naked

Glazed, Void, Looted, Vacate, Open, Drained, Bare, Ransacked, Vacuous, Meaningless, Hollow, Blank, Lifeless, Unfilled, Vacant

BARE vs EMPTY: DESCRIBE WORDS

Desolate, Denude, Empty, Au naturel, Bald, Grassless, Stark, Scanty, Leafless, Unpainted, Denuded, Unclothed, Nude, Barren, Naked

Glazed, Void, Looted, Vacate, Open, Drained, Bare, Ransacked, Vacuous, Meaningless, Hollow, Blank, Lifeless, Unfilled, Vacant

BARE vs EMPTY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Bare bone minimalistic framework for building rack apps.
Unsurprisingly, these dishwashers typically do the bare minimum.
Mart rely on nothing more than bare assertion.
And forsothe this foresaid woman bare smale bokes in her righte hande, and in her left hand she bare a scepter.
You bare no good fruit you need to be pruned off for the only fruit you bare Jesus is evil.
Any type of bare platinum coil may be utilized in the bare platinum arm.
He bare him up, he bare him down; He bare him into an orchard brown.
For each sentence above, write the bare subject and bare predicate.
Brucie Fay Bare, and Addie May Bare preceded him in death.
For smaller bare areas, overseed when bare spots are evident.

Note that some of the list elements were left empty in the original, and those have been left empty here.
Once empty though it is very easy to delete all the empty cells, rows, and columns in the source editor.
An empty file is parsed as an empty ETag.
If the primary column value is empty, name is empty.
Instead he states: There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time.
Finally tracked down and fixed edge case causing empty view to display when tests were not empty.
ID code into the marker number field if empty and not set as empty; other monument.
To define an empty keyed table, use empty key and value columns.
No matter how you look at it, empty is still empty.
Specifies whether empty elements will be added as empty feature attributes.

BARE vs EMPTY: QUESTIONS

What is the discount at Bare performance nutrition?
What are the ingredients in Bare Minerals Foundation?
Did John Kavanagh bare-knuckle fight Conor McGregor?
Is OpenStack ironic ready for bare metal provisioning?
Where did Anne Sullivan train bare-knuckle fighting?
Did Florida man disembowel girlfriend with bare hands?
How much does bare necessities charge for shipping?
What sport combines rugby with bare-knuckle fighting?
Is electrolysis at bare beauty transgender friendly?
Are Adidas' bare breasts advertisements appropriate?

Why does JSON_extract_array_element_text return an empty string?
Why does innerxml contain empty entityreference nodes?
Why SP_describe_first_result_set returns an empty result set?
Why does imagecreatefromjpeg () return an empty string?
Are inadmissible complaints being left empty-handed?
What are Empty-Nester House plans&empty nester floor plans?
What is in basic empty weight but not in empty weight?
Is an empty textbox considered an empty string or null?
Do you prefer string empty or string empty in a file?
How long does it take for an empty stomach to empty?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BARE AND EMPTY

BARE vs EMPTY: NOUN

BARE vs EMPTY: ADJECTIVE

BARE vs EMPTY: VERB

BARE vs EMPTY: INTRANSITIVE VERB

BARE vs EMPTY: TRANSITIVE VERB

BARE vs EMPTY: ADVERB

BARE vs EMPTY: OTHER WORD TYPES

BARE vs EMPTY: RELATED WORDS

BARE vs EMPTY: DESCRIBE WORDS

BARE vs EMPTY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

BARE vs EMPTY: QUESTIONS