practically devoid of

Frequency: 5.41.9 per million words

Indicates a near-total absence of a quality or thing.

devoidADVERB + devoid

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practically

Examples (10)

  • The Martian landscape is practically devoid of any visible life.
  • After the tragedy, his face was practically devoid of all emotion.
  • The minimalist room was practically devoid of furniture, save for a single chair.
  • His argument, while passionate, was practically devoid of factual evidence.
  • We found the abandoned house to be practically devoid of any personal belongings.
  • The pre-packaged meal was practically devoid of flavor.
  • The new CEO's speech was practically devoid of any real substance.
  • Her early paintings were practically devoid of color, using only shades of grey.
  • In that era, the countryside remained practically devoid of modern technology.
  • By the end of the marathon, I felt practically devoid of energy.