Definitions
- Describing a small indentation or depression on the skin, usually on the cheeks or chin. - Referring to a slight curve or indentation on a surface, such as a golf ball or smiley face. - Talking about a charming or attractive feature on a person's face.
- Describing an empty space or cavity within an object, such as a tree trunk or a bowl. - Referring to a sunken or concave area on a surface, such as a cheek or eye socket. - Talking about a feeling of emptiness or lack of substance.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words describe a depression or indentation on a surface.
- 2Both words can be used to describe facial features.
- 3Both words can be used to describe objects or physical structures.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: A dimple is typically round or curved, while a hollow can have various shapes and sizes.
- 2Depth: A hollow is generally deeper than a dimple.
- 3Function: A dimple is often seen as a charming or attractive feature, while a hollow can be associated with negative connotations such as emptiness or hollowness.
- 4Location: A dimple is usually found on the cheeks or chin, while a hollow can be found in various places on the body or objects.
- 5Usage: Dimple is more commonly used to describe facial features, while hollow is more commonly used to describe objects or physical structures.
Remember this!
Dimple and hollow are both words that describe depressions or indentations on a surface. However, the difference between them lies in their shape, depth, function, location, and usage. A dimple is a small, round or curved indentation, often seen as a charming feature on a person's face. In contrast, a hollow is a deeper depression that can have various shapes and sizes, and can be associated with negative connotations such as emptiness or hollowness.
