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Meanings of disarming in English
Portuguese
desarmamento Catalan
desarmament Synonyms
Examples for "disarmament"
Examples for "disarmament"
1
Its theme was: disarmament and non-proliferation -historical perspectives and future objectives.
2
Marial said that disarmament in the Lakes State had been temporarily halted.
3
The British government expressed disappointment at the lack of progress on disarmament.
4
The disarmament alibi for the war on Iraq is now irrelevant, apparently.
5
The INF treaty was a vital instrument of disarmament in its day.
Usage of disarming in English
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.
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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