Meaning ofhollow outin English

Verb

1. to weaken or diminish (power, influence, etc.)
   The company's financial troubles began to hollow out its influence in the market.
2. to make empty or vacant; create a cavity
   The carpenter used a drill to hollow out the center of the wooden beam.
3. to lose substance or strength; become empty
   The team's lack of motivation began to hollow out their chances of winning.