What is the comparative and superlative word of empty?

There isn't a direct comparative or superlative form of "empty" in the traditional sense.

"Empty" describes a state of being devoid of something. It's not a quality that can be compared in the way you'd compare size or weight.

However, you can express varying degrees of emptiness using different words or phrases:

* More empty: To indicate a greater degree of emptiness, you could use phrases like "more empty," "less full," or "nearly empty."

* Most empty: Similarly, to express the highest degree of emptiness, you could use phrases like "most empty," "completely empty," or "utterly devoid."

For example:

* Comparative: "This room is more empty than the other one."

* Superlative: "The desert is the most empty place on Earth."

Let me know if you'd like to explore other ways to express degrees of emptiness!