Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Hindi
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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The great red dragon uses this to corrupt people's morals and make them devoid of conscience.
How is it that we have created a view of our world that is so devoid of our innate humanity?
he realizes that criminal life is devoid of all sorts of romance.
Praise be to Allah Who has revealed to His servant the Book devoid of all crookedness;
By watching this tutorial, you will be able to draw any irregular shape devoid of knowing the angle of that object.
the company representative find a common language, devoid of complex legal terminology and all those formalities that complicate the negotiations.
It is simple to purchase them. These products are allowed to purchase devoid of having any recommendation of doctor.
The site should be well drained and level, and devoid of sharp objects which may puncture bales.
a person lives in an apartment, devoid of a sense of taste and style.
the skin is devoid of all blackheads.
relevance give real life its power and most of what technology offers is devoid of it.
According to the recent changes, as declared in the Budget 2018, LTCG of more than 1 lakh will be taxed at 10% devoid of the benefit of indexation.
stating it was a“a coal tar product totally devoid of food value and extremely injurious to health.”.
For occasion, juggle the ball some and then shoot the ball devoid of allowing the ball to touch the floor.
The ancient scripture Linga Purana says that the foremost Linga is devoid of smell, colour, taste, etc., and is spoken of as'Prakriti' or Nature itself.
Abandoning by the understanding all fancies bodily and mental, he gradually obtains tranquillity, like fire devoid of fuel.
Devoid of any fancy pillars and domes, the pilgrimage proves that it is faith in god's powers
If it is true that none but shells, spooks and entities devoid of manas appear,
He asked his fair mistress who told him that the Princess was plain and uncouth, devoid of all feminine charm, her very virtues
Now, the whole of the world of religion is a widespread desolation, devoid of the work of the Holy Spirit, and many people's faith