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Meanings of disarm in English
Usage of disarm in English
1
France, Germany, Russia and China demanded more time for it to disarm.
2
A war to disarm a state became a fight against an insurgency.
3
The rebels would now disarm and form a political party, he added.
4
Translation: Sub-lethal injuries that last just long enough to disarm the enemy.
5
That plan also obliged the Palestinians to take action to disarm militants.
6
Happy that it is NOT possible; the malevolence would disarm the power.
7
If yes… can we take measures to ensure we disarm the country?
8
LIBERIA: Some UN soldiers in Liberia are trying to disarm combatants .
9
The talks led to concrete steps to disarm rebels and hold elections.
10
They have also asked police to disarm rivals from the same tribe.
11
I pick up the hand and remember to disarm it this time.
12
The patience and moderation of the Government will gradually disarm these men.
13
This has so far failed as former rebels have refused to disarm.
14
If I was quick enough, I might be able to disarm him.
15
And as the ferment of hate develops, the conquerors do not disarm.
16
My first impression was that he shared his brother's ability to disarm.
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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