destitute Copy link Outline 1. ĭnops, ŏpis (with gen. or abl.)2. ĕgens, ntis (a term of reproach)3. destĭtūtus4. ĭnānis, e (empty, void)5. expers, rtis (without any share in6. nūdus (chiefly poet.)7. orbus8. vĭduus (poet.9. truncus (lacking a part which seems to have been cut off) • destitute: 1. ĭnops, ŏpis (with gen. or abl.): d. of refinement, humanitatis in., Cic.: not d. of words, non verbis in., Cic.: also with ab: d. both in respect of friends and of character, et ab amicis et ab existimatione in., Cic.: absol.: to comfort the d., inopes solari, Virg. 2. ĕgens, ntis (a term of reproach): nothing could be more d. than the condition of the king, nihil egentius rege, Cic.: slaves and d. persons, servi et egentes, Cic.: d. of everything, e. omnibus rebus, Cic.: an utterly d. rake, ganeo egentissimus, Cic. 3. destĭtūtus: i. e. deprived of (with abl.): v. to deprive. 4. ĭnānis, e (empty, void): no letter d. of some useful fact, nulla epistola in. aliqua re utili, Cic.: a body d. of breath, corpus animae inane, Ov. 5. expers, rtis (without any share in: usu. with gen.; also abl.): a man d. of all learning, vir omnis eruditionis ex., Cic.: d. of property, fortunis ex., Sall. 6. nūdus (chiefly poet.): d. old age, n. senecta, Ov.: Cic.: d. of money, n. nummis, Hor.: a death d. of fame, mors famae nuda, Sil.: d. of relatives, n. a propinquis, Cic. 7. orbus: v. bereft. 8. vĭduus (poet.: lit. widowed): lakes d. of Phoebus' light, lacus v. a lumine Phoebi, Virg.: a bosom d. of love, v. pectus amoris, Ov. 9. truncus (lacking a part which seems to have been cut off): frogs d. of feet, ranae pedibus tr., Ov.: also with gen.: Virg. Phr.: a man d. of logic, homo a dialecticis remotus, Cic.: to be d., egēre, with gen. or abl. (v. to want, lack): was he d.? nay he was rich, egebat? immo locuples erat, Cic.: nor are you in any way d., nec quicquam eges, Pl.: to be d. of sensation and life, sensu et vita carere, Cic.: v. WITHOUT (TO BE.): d. condition, egestas, Cic.