I. empty [ˈemptı] ADJ
empty-nest depression N
- empty-nest depression
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She also broke many stereotypes about aging, such as the midlife crisis, menopause being a necessarily traumatic experience, and the empty nest syndrome.
en.wikipedia.org For women like her the empty nest syndrome takes on an added heaviness in the current social and economic environment.
www.ndtv.com It usually nests in a hole in a tree but may also choose an empty nest built by another species.
en.wikipedia.org They rattle along for years in an empty marriage until brought up short by an empty nest.
www.dailymail.co.uk Turning your empty nest into your adult child's crash pad means readjusting your budget in a number of areas.
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