Devoid of creatures; without living beings (archaic or poetic usage).
From 'creature' plus '-less' (Germanic -los, meaning without or lacking). This follows the productive '-less' pattern for negation in English.
Words like 'creatureless' are poetically beautiful but almost never used in modern English because we'd just say 'uninhabited' or 'barren' instead—they survive mainly in older literature where every concept got its own '-less' word.
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