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Meanings of so devoid in English

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Usage of so devoid in English
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Never had she felt so weak, so ill-tempered, so devoid of self-reliance.
In the Fire of the Forge: A Romance of Old Nuremberg — Volume 03
2
In all humanity I ought to pity a fellow creature so devoid of-
From the Housetops
3
Is there any life so devoid of impossibilities as life in this city?
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
4
Jack had never seen a place so flat, or so devoid of decent drugs.
Demon bound
5
He seemed so devoid of emotion these days, so unable to empathize with her.
Bittersweet
6
Rarely have City looked so devoid of imagination this season.
The Irish Times
7
It was so coarse, so devoid of artistic beauty, even of the religious spirit.
Swann's Way
8
They were equally miniature and so devoid of apparent menace.
The Aliens
9
Ignoble conclusion to a tender affair; but not so devoid of tragicality as would seem.
At Last: A Novel
10
He was so devoid of common ease and comfort.
Think of a number
11
And they were so reckless, so devoid of fear.
Burning Daylight
12
Miriam stared at us, face so devoid of expression she could have been studying moss.
Cross Bones
13
And I don't think I've ever been on such a beautiful beach so devoid of people.
The clouds beneath the sun
14
The boy's manner was so devoid of impertinence that he found it impossible to resent his questions.
A Maker of History
15
No race of men, scarcely an individual, is so devoid of intelligence as not to recognize power.
An Original Belle
16
She listened to me sympathetically, no little amazed at my being so devoid of practical common sense.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
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