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unweapon

unweapon verb: to disarm; to remove weapons from.

Verb

unweapon (third-person singular simple present unweapons, present participle unweaponing, simple past and past participle unweaponed)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To disarm; to remove weapons from.
    • Unweaponing the strife of gain1917, George Alexander Kohut, The Standard Book of Jewish Verse, page 365

Forms of unweapon

third-person singular presentunweapons
present participleunweaponing
past participleunweaponed
pastunweaponed

Origin of unweapon

From un- + weapon.

Questions about unweapon

What does unweapon mean?
Unweapon means to disarm; to remove weapons from.
What part of speech is unweapon?
Unweapon is a verb.
What is the past tense of unweapon?
The past tense of unweapon is unweaponed.

Words near unweapon in the dictionary

  1. unweal
  2. unwealth
  3. unwealthy
  4. unweanable
  5. unweaned
  6. unweapon
  7. unweaponed
  8. unweaponizable
  9. unweaponized
  10. unwearable
  11. unwearables

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