"complete emptiness" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of absolute emptiness or lack of substance. Here is an example: "After her husband's passing, Sarah was left with a feeling of complete emptiness. She no longer felt whole without him by her side."
"There is nothing there!" White watchtowers stood like chess pieces at mile intervals along the Iranian side of the border, facing the complete emptiness of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
He is one of the earlier literary victims of consumerism and his story to me is one of the most poetic expressions of the complete emptiness following the act of purchase.
"But since he disappeared, I've been taken over by this sense of complete emptiness coupled with a sense of guilt". Minder described how the two had approached the Grünhorn in the Bernese Oberland on skis, before climbing a ridge towards the mountain's summit.
My immediate reaction was to blank the news from my mind and, when I sat down at my desk in the examination hall all I could feel was complete emptiness.
Though her pregnancy journey with her husband, Ryan, was difficult, Desiree also wrote that her experience made her stronger ― even the times she sat "on the bathroom floor in complete emptiness after countless negative pregnancy tests".
All of our children are in great jeopardy now, because of Donald Trump's serious intellectual incapacities, dangerous emotional immaturity, and an amorality which suggests a complete moral emptiness and a lack of any ability to make moral judgements.
I am crawling around looking for the aperture of complete and final emptiness.
Emptiness, too, is not "found" when sought (emptiness is empty, too).
You are the whole thing, including emptiness and space, and you experience everything in complete harmony.
And as Crane slides into ruin, oblivious to what he has become, the pain he should be feeling is passed on to Carpy, whose emptiness is somehow sadder than Crane's, perhaps because it is more complete.
