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Meanings of left defenceless in English
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Usage of left defenceless in English
1
Saxony was left defenceless, and, if it was conquered, might be plundered.
2
They were slain to a man, and south-eastern England was left defenceless.
3
To what purpose is our property secured, if our moral character is left defenceless?
4
The myriad dwellers in the city were left defenceless.
5
She was left defenceless to his advances, and had to endure a truly traumatic ordeal.
6
He had lost his friend, and had been left defenceless against the powers of evil.
7
But thou, poor innocent dupe, are left defenceless.
8
The man who had assumed the protection of the women-folk left defenceless by his own crime- amurderer
9
On the side of the University the suburbs were left defenceless; small and remote, they were burned down.
10
The coast is to be left defenceless, while men of the interior are revelling in conquest and spoil.
11
They hoped that while the chief force of the station crowded there, the opposite point would be left defenceless.
12
And another party of you asked the prophet's leave to return, saying, "Our houses are left defenceless."
13
How could he be pleased if that happened, since then he would be left defenceless, if he were not killed too.
14
'They are going to be left defenceless anyway.
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