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unarm
[uhn-ahrm]
verb (used with object)
to deprive or relieve of arms; disarm.
unarm
/ ʌˈɑː /
verb
a less common word for disarm
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
After being patted down and deemed to be unarmed at that point, Brown was released “due to the absence of identified victims at the time.”
There is no acceptable reason for shooting an unarmed reporter — short of a life-ending cerebral infarction that causes you to draw and fire indiscriminately.
"The Madleen is a civilian vessel, unarmed and sailing in international waters, carrying humanitarian aid and human rights defenders from across the globe... Israel has no right to obstruct our effort to reach Gaza."
Fernandez alleged the man pointed a gun at him, but sheriff’s investigators later found he was unarmed.
In a news release, Bonta cited Assembly Bill 1506, which requires the state’s Department of Justice to investigate police shootings of unarmed people.
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