英語 での Devoid の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Opposition and protest devoid of ideas and vision are never a threat to the ruling class.
All of us have a small area devoid of blood vessels in the centre of our retinas that is responsible for our most precise vision.
Static concepts may represent a certain knowledge, but they are deficient in wisdom and devoid in truth.
Russian support for Syria was criticised, ridiculed and presented as a brutal act devoid of humanity.
You can find some ways to attract attention, not devoid of cunning and subtlety.
Its elegant and simple interface, devoid of unnecessary features, is easy to use.
Gay pride in the Malate gay bar scene was reduced to a mere commercial enterprise devoid of political content or meaning.
The things that represent America now seem synthetic, devoid of real value.
It should be noted that the roads were at that time devoid of asphalt, and this had a great effect on the state of transport.
Devoid of morality, one does not deserve to be called a human being.
Devoid of industry and wholly reliant on imports, the country is keenly feeling the impact of a slide in its currency.
Believing Turkmenistan to be a nation devoid of a national identity, he has attempted to rebuild the country in his own image.
In a world that can seem devoid of it, being able to generate love is a mighty act of deceptive power.
This was done on the Jewish Kabalistic theory that the best revolutionary is a youth devoid of morals.
It was not all that long ago when classrooms were utterly devoid of modern technology.
Thus, the pages are analogous to a newspaper or magazine devoid of any advertisements.
It was utterly featureless and completely devoid of furniture, so that it seemed as if Alvin stood at the centre of a sphere.
This was done on the Cabalistic theory that the best revolutionary is a youth devoid of morals.
Devoid of natural outlets, its waters are fed by springs and streams sottolacustri formed after precipitation and after the snow has melted.
Still Life Typically depicting inanimate subject matter, often a group or an arrangement of objects devoid of human presence.