Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Czech
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Devoid of meaning.
Generally devoid of women.
Devoid of thought and purpose.
An atmosphere devoid of oxygen.
Devoid of sympathy for anybody.
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Pretty pictures devoid of feeling.
Devoid of his soul, all that is is left is flesh.
Dank, dark, devoid of sunlight.
Devoid of happiness. I see before me an empty carcass.
It's some kind of hollow tube devoid of human life.
Insipid, devoid of character.
I see before me an empty carcass devoid of happiness.
A man devoid of all respect, Of beauty, charm or intellect.
And completely devoid of meaning.
Devoid of regret and remorse. Mr. Murphy, you are a habitual thief.
That sport is brutal, devoid of Christian values.
No, of course not, but there is no reason to be completely devoid of sympathy.
Intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity.
The golem-- a mud monster from Jewish folklore, devoid of humanity!
But inside, I assure you, I was devoid of the Christmas spirit-- a complete scrooge.
Tommy Parker, their sixer-- a charming boy,but devoid of scruples.
Devoid of any curios… Alex, it's your first year as associate professor.
Their dim little eyes, devoid of any curiosity.
And moral worth? Do you wish to see her live a life devoid of industry?
It's a neuro-muscular response, devoid of any feeling, emotion, or meaning.
They appear to be humanoid and completely devoid of intelligence.
This is why dishonest people, devoid of moral principles, counterfeit medicinal products.
Mr Murphy, you are a habitual thief, devoid of remorse.
Sociopaths are utterly flat, devoid of any emotional response.
It's some kind of hollow tube devoid of human life.