Examples of using Almost devoid in English and their translations into Swedish
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Reddish-brown branches, almost devoid of thorns, become gray-brown with age.
More than anything, the landscape looks like stony desert, dry and almost devoid of vegetation.
This species is almost devoid of thorns; it is distinguished by bright green leaves covered with fine hairs.
seems to be almost devoid of gas and dust.
The ring is almost devoid of dust, possibly due to the aerodynamic drag from Uranus's extended atmospheric corona.
Everyone thought that the election of the president of France in 2017 is almost devoid of intrigue and doomed to a predictable result.
The town is almost devoid of motorized transport,
One of these places is the gardens on the way to Petřín Hill, which are almost devoid of tourists and therefore peaceful and relaxing.
Almost devoid of traffic in the otherwise tourist swamped Island this fantastic mostly(well maintained) gravel road wriggles
One is telling us a fundamental truth about the universe, almost devoid of any of those applications, but now we can go
which are otherwise almost devoid of macroscopic plant remains.
The Jewish religion had many faults- it was deficient in philosophy and almost devoid of aesthetic qualities- but it did conserve moralˆ values;
is one of the weakest chapters, almost devoid of meaning.
this training camp has been almost devoid of the normal feel-good“best shape of my life” stories that we normally need to endure.
the low tent-like ceiling almost devoid of decoration give the dimly lit interior a gloomy look.
Impressive, but it is not as effective a weapon as before In addition,"Peter the Great" is almost devoid of the ability to put the missile strikes on the shore,
closer to the beginning of the war the infantry has been almost devoid of such support, and the basic role began to play a giant mechanized corps.
A lake almost totally devoid of traces of human presence.