Bereft
Bereft adjective - Suffering the death of a loved one.
Out of
Out of adverb - Motivated by.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- In the Smash episode "Publicity," a full-cast Bollywood number appears out of nowhere, completely bereft of context.
Source: BLAM / Live-Action TV -
Strange in that most of the questions revolve around real world knowledge (only four or five out of a database of around 200 are related to the in-game world), and notorious for a couple of questions being bereft of a proper answer through quirks of translation.
Source: Pop Quiz - She gets very upset when she finds him (briefly) bereft of life in the battlefield, and recognizes that, despite her dislike of his antics, he was the only one that managed to pull their group out of the depressed moments they'd faced so far.
Source: Fanfic / Poké Wars
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