Devoid (adjective)

1. Completely lacking or free from.
2. Lacking something essential or natural.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french devoyd, past participle of desvoier "go astray", based on latin de- "away from" + via "way".

Examples:

1. The room was devoid of furniture.
2. His speech was devoid of any content.
3. The landscape was devoid of life.
4. The plan was devoid of practicality.
5. Her face was devoid of expression.