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devoid

[dih-void] / dɪˈvɔɪd /


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“The Kennedy Center has long been an artistic center historically devoid of a political point of view, with programming agnostic to the policy shifts of the times. At its heart, ‘Hamilton’ celebrates American diversity.

From Los Angeles Times

His version of the number, expertly balancing camp with sincerity, was a complete delight — and utterly devoid of sinister subtext.

From Los Angeles Times

The listing photos indicate that the home has not been occupied for some time—with many of the rooms left devoid of all personal objects.

From MarketWatch

And Arsenal home to Wolves is the kind of match-up you just have to attack - the best team in the league against one devoid of form, quality and confidence.

From BBC

For him, Vecna is devoid of any humanity, but when he is playing Henry, there’s still “elements of humanity,” though his intentions are pure evil.

From Los Angeles Times