Examples of using Is devoid in English and their translations into Spanish
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Light food and waters are taken to ensure that the body is devoid of tamas(inertia) and the body tissues are oriented to light.
There is no risk when the area exposed to a hazard is devoid of human, material
manifest that the whole world is devoid of any real value.
In short, he is devoid of that whose essence is a clinging to life
Akopa(akopa)( अकोप) m.: One who is devoid of kopa or anger- Name of a minister of king Daśaratha Rāmacandra's father.
When the topsoil is eroded the underlying soil is devoid of organic matter,
Here's a very talented young man"who knows how to sell a number, but who is devoid of complexity and depth.
The sculptures are marked by a realism that is devoid of dramatism and show the people who had been condemned to the garrotte, shortly before their execution at the Citadel.
His text is devoid of any references to the opinions
the poem is devoid of all literary excellence,
a pest management system for farming that is devoid of neurotoxins.
takes the view that its immigration policy is devoid of any discriminatory criteria
Ironically, unlike its predecessor- the 1991 Businesses Act2, this Bill is devoid of any developmental content.
When it is devoid of the two it is ineffective
which is devoid of Power(and)
The description in this book is devoid of all astralism and wild imaginations that are afloat generally around every Master of wisdom.
The stage of Makāra marks the level from which Śakti produces"diversity" in That(Śiva) which is devoid of all differences.
vaguely sophisticated, but is devoid of spark.
you experience that very formless state which is devoid of attributes.
Most grain products are made from white flour, which is devoid of nutrients.