What's is the meaning of 空しさが勝る?


**空しさが勝る**

Is it just "It's fruitless"?




空しい means "emptiness" or "sense of futility"

勝る means to win or to do better than

Put it together it could mean: "A sense of futility takes over" or more
literally, "emptiness wins". It depends where it is being said.

