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Meanings of unarmed in English

Portuguese
inerme
Catalan
desarmat

(Used of persons or the military) not having or using arms.

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inerme

Unarmed.

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Usage of unarmed in English
1
And, since war hammers weren't welcome at public events, Hoggles was unarmed.
Logos Run
2
War from the air invariably results in the deaths of unarmed civilians.
The Irish Times
3
Israel's Channel 13 News said that he was found to be unarmed.
Reuters
4
It would have taken thousands of unarmed people to overrun the garrison.
Echoes Of Honor
5
I am unarmed -nolonger a leader, a general, even a soldier.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
6
Police said the rioters, who were unarmed, would be charged with arson.
Reuters
7
Since they were unarmed, they were attacked without danger to any Christian.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
8
But media investigations later suggested federal police had shot dead unarmed people.
Reuters
9
Protesters later regrouped and accused the police of firing on unarmed people.
The South African
10
I cannot fight you alone and unarmed; but I can talk yet.
The Strange Case of Cavendish
11
Why would Dr. Halsey take an unarmed ship on a dangerous mission?
Ghosts of Onyx
12
Go to the Monastery of Monnonstein in most dejected fashion, and unarmed.
The Strong Arm
13
You would not go into battle unarmed, therefore I deduced a knife.
Doom of the Dragon
14
As far as Complain could remember afterwards, the monster had been unarmed.
Non-Stop
15
The Predator was unarmed, possibly to save weight for its long-distance flight.
Wired
16
The unarmed combat file in Erick's neural nanonics went into primary mode.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Translations for unarmed
Portuguese
inermedesarmado
Catalan
desarmat
Unarmed through the time
Unarmed across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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