Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The two walls were founded on soil devoid of finds.
They always pick the most intellectually devoid movie on the racks.
The ruling government must be devoid of corruption.
By itself, the professional wrestling was almost devoid of sports content.
Israel's doctrine of“defensive democracy” is a lie, devoid of any intellectual integrity.
This natural salt flat is perfectly flat, devoid of all vegetation, and most of the time has a hard surface,
In a world devoid of principles and values,
February in Rome is cold but almost devoid of tourists, which means you will have free rein to enjoy the capital at a leisurely pace.
Sitting on a rock devoid of life, devoid of light,
Poultry, for example, turkey breast, devoid of skin, contains not so impressive amount of fat compared to beef, so the first option is preferable to the second.
An object devoid of intent-- it's random,
The picture of the woman and her double appear against an empty space, devoid of content, and eleven week-old infants float above, doubles of the same infant.
And as far as Watson and I have been able to discern, utterly devoid of any motive-- unlike the soulless corporate golem that is AgriNext.
Any attempt to hint that other considerations intruded in the decision to buy submarines for the navy is false and devoid of any semblance of reality.".
the context of the Viennese waltz, which is by its nature bright and devoid of care, and we will come back to it later).
Was Stalin devoid of compassion because he left that trait to God
A life devoid of categorical desires,
The poet paints a picture of a world devoid of compassion, love
regards it to be, man as a human machine would then be devoid of all conscious recognition of that very fact.
to his being reckless, irresponsible and devoid of judgment.