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Meanings of non-combatant in English
Russian
некомбатанты Spanish
no combatiente Usage of non-combatant in English
1
Both sides deny targeting civilians and blame the other for non-combatant deaths.
2
This study investigates emotion processing, in former child soldiers and non-combatant civilians.
3
Such non-combatant francs-tireurs in England have done a power of good work.
4
She is a non-combatant of their own, and will receive their protection.
5
I am going to approve your transfer to a non-combatant branch, Pitson.
6
A military spokesman said he had no knowledge of non-combatant deaths.
7
Indeed, in the small head-quarters staff, Hallock was the only non-combatant.
8
The non-combatant population is sure to fare ill during the ages of combat.
9
Anything that is calmly facing them becomes at once a non-combatant.
10
Surely no evil can be intended those innocent and non-combatant people.
11
The city, crowded with non-combatant refugees, held a bare fortnight's provisions.
12
The great majority of the fugitives on Saipan have been cicilians and therefore non-combatant.
13
Leddy surely wouldn't think of killing so valuable a member of the non-combatant class.
14
Another points out that women cannot fight,-he himself being very likely a non-combatant.
15
My dad, being a doctor, was of course a non-combatant.
16
There never was a completer victory; I was the only non-combatant left on the field.
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