Examples of using "Dépourvue" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have no experience.
I'm unambitious.
You're unambitious.
This envelope has no address.
She has no imagination.
She has no figure.
The moon has no atmosphere.
She has no manners.
Venus has no moons.
The room was bare of furniture.
The statue has no head.
She is dead to pity.
She has no opinion about religion.
She has no children.
Life without love is meaningless.
- He had no money.
- She had no money.
I'm unambitious.
- I'm running out of ideas.
- I'm all out of ideas.
I have no soul.
I have no imagination.
I have no balance.
She has no manners.
I'm running out of ideas.
- The moon has no atmosphere.
- The moon doesn't have an atmosphere.
You're powerless.
She has no faults.
You have no manners.
I had no money.
You're unambitious.
This school has no heating.
I have no experience.
She is dead to pity.
You have no manners.
When he came to he found himself lying in a small, windowless cell.
I'm untalented.
You're unambitious.
The old cabin lacked many modern appliances, it even had a wood-burning stove.
We sometimes disparagingly call noise, music that's insignificant and devoid of any charm.
The statue has no head.
I have no insurance.
The Latin language is not entirely unknown to me, but I altogether lack the ability to speak it.
You have no scruples.
You have no manners.
The statue has no head.
I have no faults.
The Latin language is not entirely unknown to me, but I altogether lack the ability to speak it.