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Meanings of devoid in English
Usage of devoid in English
1
Quite devoid of self-consciousness, Gundabyr stumped forward and held out his hand.
2
I am not yet entirely devoid of affection for my family, wizard.
3
But Blake's office was virtually devoid of any visible trace of paper.
4
The result is a well-defined selection devoid of padding or superfluous submissions.
5
Politics is largely governed by sententious platitudes which are devoid of truth.
6
Something full of sugar and utterly devoid of any known nutritional value.
7
He was nothing, an object without purpose, random and devoid of thought.
8
The case has, in some respects, been not entirely devoid of interest.'
9
She was fifteen, simple in her manners, and quite devoid of ambition.
10
What about that nightmare future of huge spaces devoid of human beings?
11
They were, in fact, devoid of any feeling beyond an insatiable hunger.
12
We are discovering what a world devoid of moral responsibility looks like.
13
It was a large, open surface, mostly devoid of tchotchkes or mementos.
14
Nofuhl says the religious rites of the Mehrikans were devoid of character.
15
Contrary to an oft-propagated myth, the land was not devoid of people.
16
The child comes into the world devoid of all knowledge and understanding.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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