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desarmament
Act of reducing or depriving of arms.
disarmament
arming
armament
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desarmamento
Disarming.
pleasing
Disarming.
unprovocative
unprovoking
1
They also urged steps including
disarming
youth groups linked to political parties.
2
Who could have seen that coming? Vail said, his smile relaxed,
disarming
.
3
The sense that some shattering and
disarming
simplicity is the real answer.
4
He reached for it with the one idea of
disarming
this madman.
5
Israel has called for the
disarming
of militant groups in the enclave.
6
But, then, I always suspected you would be good at
disarming
wards.
7
Their eyes met and in hers was something soft and dangerously
disarming
.
8
Notoriety of the right kind is the best way of
disarming
suspicion.
9
The Treaty provides authority for the
disarming
of certain chemical munition plants.
10
Her response was both gracious and
disarming
and I felt utterly chastened.
11
Temperance Brennan. Thrusting a hand forward and flashing my most
disarming
smile.
12
He spoke with a simple frankness that was meant to be
disarming
.
13
Brian steeled himself against the
disarming
gentleness of the change of mood.
14
Robin surveyed her rather wistfully, and then smiled in a
disarming
fashion.
15
It was an intimate thing to say, and his tone was
disarming
.
16
Walters might find a way of
disarming
the suspicions Foster had roused.
disarming
disarming smile
disarming frankness
disarming grin
most disarming
disarming suspicion
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