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devoid of life

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See: dead, deceased, defunct, lifeless


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I wonder what the poets who have praised Britain's green landscape in verse would have made of a rural scene in June that featured numerous brown fields - devoid of life.
The Black Sea, an isolated inland sea in Eastern Europe, has been devoid of life for decades due to pollution carried by rivers.
Such gardens can provide a soothing atmosphere and beauty in areas that are typically devoid of life.
 
 
 
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