unarmed in Latin
unarmed in Latin is inermis — unarmed means not carrying a weapon.
unarmed in Latin
inermis
What does "unarmed" mean?
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adj Not carrying a weapon.
"Witnesses confirmed the man was unarmed at the time of the arrest."
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adj Lacking natural defensive parts such as thorns, claws, or spines.
"The plant's stem is unarmed, unlike its thorny relatives."
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unarmed in a sentence
- Witnesses confirmed the man was unarmed at the time of the arrest.
- The security guard was unarmed, so he simply called for help.
- The plant's stem is unarmed, unlike its thorny relatives.
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What is "unarmed" in Latin?
"unarmed" in Latin is inermis. unarmed means: Not carrying a weapon.
How do you use "unarmed" in a sentence?
Example: "Witnesses confirmed the man was unarmed at the time of the arrest." In Latin, "unarmed" is inermis.
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