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des·ti·tute: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
destitute: adjective and adverb

I . des·ti·tute [ˈdestɪtju:t] ADJ

destitute

II . des·ti·tute [ˈdestɪtju:t] N the destitute pl

destitute

reveži m pl

destitute ADJ

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destitute (devoid of)

brez, oropan, prazen

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In 1784, there was a society for the relief of destitute strangers, but the records of this organization have disappeared. en.wikipedia.org

They return to the temple, where food is distributed each night to the destitute. en.wikipedia.org

She spent lavishly and by 1912, she was destitute. en.wikipedia.org

The property-less employee escaped the tithes and taxes and received, when destitute, the parish pay. en.wikipedia.org

His long illness had dwindled his savings leaving his widow and children destitute. en.wikipedia.org

As they now met the empire's qualifications for financial aid; to wit, being destitute and potentially dangerous, they received it. en.wikipedia.org

The inhabitants were to be given several days' notice, and care was to be taken that they were not to be left destitute. en.wikipedia.org

They over-dressed with tight-fitting unsanitary clothing made by the sweated labor of the diseased and destitute. en.wikipedia.org

Poultry, both wild and domestic and fish were available to all but the most destitute. en.wikipedia.org

Following many years of neglect and destitute poverty, in 1968 parts of the town were set aside for them as a reserve. en.wikipedia.org

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