Meanings of utterly defenceless in English

Against danger arising from such a source, Okoya considered himself utterly defenceless.

For the first time he felt utterly defenceless when facing her.

JJ watched his master strike at the thrashing and utterly defenceless body below.

If the bear renewed the attack now, he was utterly defenceless.

He felt her breakable in his arms, and utterly defenceless.

An old man, utterly defenceless, making no defence!

Disillusioned by Seymour Austin, she was utterly defenceless before Beauchamp: and possibly Beauchamp was in the house.

A long time afterwards, when I was utterly defenceless, a wild boar strolled out of the undergrowth.

Thanks to your Seguleh we're utterly defenceless.'

She was innocent, entirely innocent, of the terrible allegations against her, and yet she was so utterly defenceless!

This affords a wide field for tyranny; and, if a jury cannot here intervene, the oppressed are utterly defenceless.

And Cherry was so pretty, so simple, so credulous, and withal so utterly defenceless should there be any sort of attack made upon her.

And then what you have done for me, and the way that you treated an utterly defenceless stranger, were equal to years of mere acquaintance.

Jackson arrived at New Orleans, December 2, 1814, and found the city utterly defenceless, and the people filled with alarm and distracted by petty factions.

"I do not mean to offend you," he laughed, "but hasn't the whole world known for years that America was utterly defenceless?