Bare, destitute, or devoid of something. Also with †from (obsolete).

Empty, vacant, containing nothing, void of contents; destitute (of something).

Devoid of; quit of.

Destitute, devoid, of something.

Clear of something which is regarded as objectionable or problematic. With of, from.

Experienced (in), having experience (of). Obsolete.

Unprovided, destitute, devoid.

With of. Devoid or destitute of, entirely lacking or free from, something.

With of: Empty, void, destitute (of some attribute); entirely without or wanting. (Originally participial, like bereft, and, like the latter…

Destitute of, void of.

Void, destitute of. Scottish. Obsolete.

with of. Quit, rid, free.

= divested adj. at divest, v. derivatives. (In quot. as past participle.)

Destitute of something.

colloquial with of: Free from; devoid of. (A humorous transference or weakening of A. 2b.)

(The latter is found loosely used for: Devoid of.)

Pure, unmixed; free from any foreign element or ingredient. Devoid of something. rare.

Perfectly free or clear of something.