Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
You see, Maureen No-Last-Name, all this time I have been telling her…"It's an interesting city, but devoid of any true natural beauty.
Devoid of humour or charm perhaps, but unfair implies you had an agenda
I haven't lived in a place this devoid of character since I first moved to D.C. it's depressing.
And to a new life devoid of every obstacle between me… and my beloved art of angling.
practical ideas designed to improve life in our town, devoid of ideology.
Totapuri taught Ramakrishna that the sole reality of the transpersonal absolute could only be realized in a state of consciousness devoid of all conceptual forms.
Praise be to Allah Who has revealed to His servant the Book devoid of all crookedness;
in a nearly empty room, devoid of any social contact.
This regrettable unilateral act, devoid of legal basis, could have a stronger impact on the situation in the area, as well as the outlook for
almost devoid of any of those applications, but now we can go
Similarly, the idea of architecture as this sort of object in the field, devoid of context,
Devoid of personality… his human qualities long since lost in the shuffle of life… he sits alone, quietly staring into space… a cipher,
And this is the kind of city that's devoid of smell, devoid of mess, certainly devoid of people, because nobody would have dreamed of walking in such a landscape.
quietly staring into space, Devoid of personality, his human qualities long since lost in the shuffle of life, a cipher, a non-person, a performing freak.
His speech divides two worlds: a Romania of landmarks, still unaccomplished, and a Romania devoid of content, a country still at the gates of the East where nothing is done at ease," Pruteanu-Isacescu said.
the defendant has not only perpetrated the most callous… and well-planned homicide in recent memory… but is also a fundamentally selfish individual… who cynically hides behind a handicap, devoid of sympathy for anybody but herself.
Devoid of meaning.
Devoid of life.
Totally devoid of excitement.
But devoid of decoration.