devoid (Meaning)
devoid (s)
completely wanting or lacking
devoid (v. t.)
To empty out; to remove.
Void; empty; vacant.
Destitute; not in possession; -- with of; as, devoid of sense; devoid of pity or of pride.
Synonyms & Antonyms of devoid
devoid Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house stood devoid of any signs of life, its windows boarded up and its garden overgrown.
- His expression remained devoid of emotion as he listened to the heartbreaking news.
- The once-thriving ecosystem had become devoid of biodiversity due to pollution and habitat destruction.
- Her statement was devoid of any factual evidence, merely relying on baseless assumptions.
- The barren landscape stretched out before us, devoid of vegetation or shelter.
- The lecture hall was devoid of students, as most had chosen to attend the optional seminar instead.
- The story felt devoid of depth, lacking the emotional resonance needed to captivate readers.
- After the wildfire swept through the forest, the charred remains left the land devoid of its former beauty.
- Despite his wealth, his life felt devoid of meaning and purpose.
- The artist's minimalist painting was purposely devoid of intricate details, focusing instead on color and form.
FAQs About the word devoid
completely wanting or lackingTo empty out; to remove., Void; empty; vacant., Destitute; not in possession; -- with of; as, devoid of sense; devoid of pity or of
void, barren, bankrupt, empty,bereft, insufficient, bare, destitute, partial, deficient
fraught, replete, replete, flush, full,full, filled, fraught, furnished, provided
The abandoned house stood devoid of any signs of life, its windows boarded up and its garden overgrown.
His expression remained devoid of emotion as he listened to the heartbreaking news.
The once-thriving ecosystem had become devoid of biodiversity due to pollution and habitat destruction.
Her statement was devoid of any factual evidence, merely relying on baseless assumptions.
