Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Even devoid of thought.
We haven't always been devoid of compassion.
An object devoid of intent-- it's random, it's imitative.
The Romans were a people devoid of fantasy.
You thought me devoid of every proper feeling, I am sure.
People also translate
Ya'akov and his sons arrive in Egypt devoid of any rights.
Isn't it devoid of reality?
Do not confuse right and wrong and be devoid of sense!
We remain devoid of a suspect.
Usually, a word does not stand alone, devoid of context.
But his eyes were devoid of all expression already.
Miles up, the crumbling precipices seem devoid of life.
Devoid of any idealistic or romantic sensibility When in fact.
There are those devoid of divinity.
We have lived frugally,although our late father was not devoid of means.
You think me devoid of sensitivity and indeed I can be superficial.
When I awoke, I found the ship devoid of all crew.
There are some worlds devoid of living creatures or plants or any moisture.".
Let us leave pretty women to men devoid of imagination.".
They were not devoid of sorrow and accusation, but they had without question become less hysterical.
They always pick the most intellectually devoid movie on the racks.
But this place that had been devoid of meaning for me suddenly made sense.".
But this world of material phenomena is in itself devoid of meaning.
The actors in his films were characters of stories, devoid of profound philosophical meaning.
No wonder that you have no regard for God and lead lives devoid of truth.
In fact- writes Kautsky-do not make the capitalists only devoid of rights.
Miss Baker and I exchanged a short glance consciously devoid of meaning.
They were like the stones they hurled at her- frozen and devoid of all compassion.".
To the materialist of today the Spirit of the Age is an abstraction, devoid of reality;
Their feathers are all beautifully coloured, yet completely devoid of life forces.