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Meanings of completely devoid in English

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Usage of completely devoid in English
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That, if you were wondering, is a sentence completely devoid of meaning.
Wired
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In all samples, the stromal cells were completely devoid of DCXR expression.
Pubmed
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She was talkative, witty, and completely devoid of any air of celebrity.
Riding rockets
4
The bones were dry, disarticulated, and completely devoid of flesh and odor.
Monday Mourning
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But those dull gray eyes were completely devoid of warmth or compassion.
The Slab
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His voice was completely devoid of warmth, his eyes dark and unreadable.
Tales of the Slayer, Vol. 1
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I want to be stupid, dumb, mute, completely devoid of a brain.
Shatter Me
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Tony ignores her and continues, his voice completely devoid of emotion.
Saving max
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But Newstalk's website is not completely devoid of references to its star ex-presenter.
The Irish Times
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Heaven will be completely devoid of evil, with no threat of becoming tainted.
Heaven
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Someone completely devoid of any type of normal emotions-someoneincapable of empathy or sympathy?
Silent killer
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Between thin lips, Edric said, At least you are not completely devoid of sense.
Brisingr
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It was so slick and ruthlessly professional that it arrived completely devoid of personality.
The Guardian
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It was a soulless interior almost completely devoid of art, ornaments, and personalized touches.
Secret of the seventh son
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Part superhero movie, part high-school coming-of-age story, it's bouncy, likable and completely devoid of threat.
The Guardian
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Many species are completely devoid of selenoprotein genes and lack the ability to synthesize Sec.
Pubmed
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