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1. (adj.) devoid
not possessing; totally lacking; destitute (usu. fol. by of).
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME, orig. ptp. of devoyden to drive out, empty < OF desvuidier to empty out =des-dis -1+vuidier to empty, void)
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1. (adj) barren, destitute, devoid, free, innocent
completely wanting or lacking
"writing barren of insight"; "young recruits destitute of experience"; "innocent of literary merit"; "the sentence was devoid of meaning"
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1. (verb) devoid
to empty out; to remove
2. (verb) devoid
void; empty; vacant
3. (verb) devoid
destitute; not in possession; -- with of; as, devoid of sense; devoid of pity or of pride
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Sense: (withof) free from or lacking
That is devoid of any meaning.
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 Afrikaans: ontbloot, ontdaan |
 Arabic: خالٍ مِن |
 Bulgarian: лишен |
 Brazilian: desprovido |
 Czech: postrádající, zbavený |
 German: ohne, befreit |
 Danish: blottet for; fri for |
 Greek: κενός, στερούμενος |
 Spanish: desprovisto de |
 Estonian: -tu, ilma ... -ta |
 Farsi: خالی از؛ عاری از |
 Finnish: vailla |
 French: dépourvu (de) |
 Hebrew: חָסַר - |
 Hindi: रहित |
 Croatian: lišen |
 Hungarian: mentes vmitől |
 Indonesian: kosong, tidak ada |
 Icelandic: gjörsneyddur |
 Italian: privo, sprovvisto |
 Japanese: 欠けている |
 Korean: (~이) 없는, 빠진 |
 Lithuanian: neturintis, be |
 Latvian: brīvs []; bez |
 Malay: tanpa |
 Dutch: verstoken van |
 Norwegian: blottet (for) |
 Polish: pozbawiony |
 Persian: خالی از؛ عاری از |
 Pashto: تش، خالى، بې څه |
 Portuguese: desprovido |
 Romanian: lipsit (de) |
 Russian: лишённый чего-л. |
 Slovak: bez (čoho) |
 Slovenian: brez (česa) |
 Serbian: lišen |
 Swedish: blottad (tom) på, saknand |
 Thai: ซึ่งขาดแคลน; ปราศจากบางอย |
 Turkish: yoksun, ...sız |
 Taiwanese: 缺乏，沒有 |
 Ukrainian: позбавлений чого; вільний |
 Urdu: کسی شی سے محروم |
 Vietnamese: trống rỗng |
 Chinese: 缺乏，没有 |
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