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      devoid
      verb
      (obsolete) To empty out; to remove.
      adjective
      Completely without; having none of.
      Roots
      vacivus-void · Latin · empty
      Synonyms for devoid
      barrenadjdestituteadjlackingadjvacuousadjemptyadjnonexistentadjvoidninsipidadjfeaturelessadjcharacterlessadj
      Words related to devoid
      bereftadjlacksvlackedvlifelessadjdeprivedadjinexistentadjmeaninglessadjbrimmingadjvapidadjemptinessnrepleteadjpurposelessadjvacuouslyadvnothingnessnfreeadjsuperfluousadjblanknessnwithoutabsentadjunprovidedvacuousnessnspiritlessadjunadornedadjuntastedadjuntenantedadjfilledadjunmeaningadjsansstrippedadjnothingn

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