Clear
Devoid
Devoid adjective - Lacking contents that could or should be present.
Usage example: the picnic jug was completely devoid of juice after only a few minutes
Both words in one sentence
- The specific order of these items is very important: Names that fail in clarity will attract misuse more often than names which are overly long (but clear), or so clinically devoid of humor that it should be a crime.
- In Fallout 4 this applies to the coursers, particularly potential companion X6-88: they look human enough to infiltrate human settlements, but even a brief conversation with a courser makes it clear that they are devoid of empathy.
Source: Pick Your Human Half -
Cool, Clear Water: The ocean water that has flooded a major American city is devoid of any dirt or grime, and perfectly clear to see through.
Source: Film / San Andreas
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