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Meanings of utterly devoid in English

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Usage of utterly devoid in English
1
Something full of sugar and utterly devoid of any known nutritional value.
For Honor We Stand
2
The taxi turned off on to another two-laner utterly devoid of traffic.
The Departure
3
His voice was quick and low, utterly devoid of its customary arrogance.
Greatheart
4
Really, Crottat, I have never known you so utterly devoid of common-sense.
A Woman of Thirty
5
Places once seemingly utterly devoid of habitation are suddenly teeming with life.
The South African
6
God in heaven, are you utterly devoid of all sensibility, all heart?
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
7
During both conversations, reception was pure and utterly devoid of background buzz.
Wired
8
In Ruiz' case the sobriquet was bestowed for reasons utterly devoid of irony.
The Irish Times
9
From the first he had shown himself to be utterly devoid of fear.
The Giant of the North: Pokings Round the Pole
10
It was a large frame structure, utterly devoid of ornament, near the roadside.
Neville Trueman, the Pioneer Preacher : a tale of the war of 181...
11
I should be utterly devoid of all pride if I could pardon her.
Dora Thorne
12
He softened in their glow, utterly devoid of the usual hauteur.
Cara mia - book one of the immortyl revolution
13
She married, and her son, to-day, is utterly devoid of fine moral senses.
A Woman of the World: Her Counsel to Other People's Sons and Dau...
14
The desk itself, of course, was otherwise utterly devoid of paperwork and visible hardware.
Zero Point
15
Susan Grace regarded us a very long moment, half eyes utterly devoid of expression.
Speaking in Bones
16
Peers and policemen are the people most utterly devoid of humor on the stage.
Stage-Land
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