Synonyms for devoid
dɪˈvɔɪdde·void

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1. devoid

   Synonyms:
   void, wanting, destitute, unendowed, unprovided

   Antonyms:
   furnished, supplied, replete, provided, gifted

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1. barren, destitute, devoid, free, innocentadjective

   completely wanting or lacking

   "writing barren of insight"; "young recruits destitute of experience"; "innocent of literary merit"; "the sentence was devoid of meaning"

   Synonyms:
   guiltless, gratis(p), ingenuous, innocuous, indigent, needy, impeccant, complimentary, destitute, loose, costless, liberal, free, stark, unacquainted(p), desolate, barren, gratuitous, clean-handed, impoverished, detached, spare, innocent(p), innocent, poverty-stricken, sinless, bleak, bare, necessitous

   Antonyms:
   existing, existent

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1. devoidadjective

   Synonyms:
   vacant, empty, destitute, void

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1. List of paraphrases for "devoid":

   bereft, free, empty

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1. Matthew Knight:

   We have tried to avoid putting it in one of those boxes and prefer to call it more generically an 'object,' in simple terms, asteroids are rocky and devoid of ices, while comets are a mixture of rock and ice, so-called 'dirty snowballs,'.

2. David Sing:

   It definitely tells us exoplanets are very diverse and their composition is diverse, since we now know water is common on hot Jupiters – they are not devoid of water – that does lead to the prospect that other smaller planets may have lots of water as well.

3. Ahmed Korayem:

   I adore men with values and women who are devoid of them" -James "The Buck" Bukowitz from Mental Hell

4. Elizabeth Smith:

   He went in with eight gunshot wounds, a broken thumb/wrist, fractured jaw, split tongue, missing teeth, two collapsed lungs, and almost completely devoid of blood.

5. Janvier Chouteu-Chando:

   ...only the dreamers of a dream are capable of translating their dreams into worthy practical endeavors that are devoid of haunting errors. After all, they are the ones who carefully observed the link between their dreams and reality; they are the ones who worked consciously to blend them into one.”