devoid

a well devoid of water

the scene was almost devoid of movement.

a criminal utterly devoid of conscience

The article is devoid of substantial matter.

a novel devoid of wit and inventiveness.

This house is totally devoid of furniture.

the tone was neutral, devoid of sentiment.

a person who is devoid of sense

A well devoid of water is useless.

The new consensus in 2002 shall be devoid of harmfulness, devoid of abusiveness devoid of warfare, and filled with peace.

Lisa kept her voice devoid of emotion.

the huge lakes are now devoid of fish.

the romantic notion of pure art devoid of social responsibility.

Arm flat and muscular.Bone substantial but not coarse and muscles hard and devoid of flabbiness.

After total laryngopharyngectomy, patients are devoid of speech and must breathe through a permanent tracheostoma.

They are so devoid of romance or passion they're like the unpeople at the end of 1984.

Callus was efficiently induced from in vitro root segment devoid of rhizodermis on MS medium.