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adjective
- 1. not equipped with or carrying weapons: "he was shooting unarmed civilians"
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The meaning of UNARMED is not armed or armored; also : not using or involving a weapon. How to use unarmed in a sentence.
Unarmed means without weapons or armor, or having no claws, thorns, scales, etc. See how the word is used in sentences from various sources, such as newspapers, books, and online publications.
UNARMED meaning: 1. not armed 2. not armed 3. not carrying or having a weapon: . Learn more.
When someone is unarmed, they don't have any weapons. Leave your slingshot at home if you want to be officially unarmed. Sometimes the adjective unarmed has the sense of "helpless" or "defenseless," as when you hear about military troops attacking unarmed civilians.
Unarmed means lacking weapons or armor, or not carrying, using, or displaying arms. It can also describe plants or animals that have no thorns, spines, claws, or other protective parts.
If a person or vehicle is unarmed, they are not carrying any weapons. The soldiers concerned were unarmed at the time. American English : unarmed / ʌˈnɑrmd /
unarmed definition: not carrying a weapon. Learn more.
