Use of the word unman in a sentence example

unman

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It was an unmanning experience. [Please select]

His physicians were with him, and the Abbot Milo, quite unmanned. [Please select]

Her artless blush unmanned me. [Please select]

Yet it came upon him like a shock, by which he was for a time altogether unmanned. [Please select]

Having made up my mind to hope no more, I got rid of a great deal of that terror which unmanned me at first. [Please select]

But the captain had too often stared death in the face to be unmanned by the prospect now. [Please select]

He was completely unmanned, and his strength was prostrated by his apprehensions. [Please select]

The bridge was unmanned now but its capture was to be no sinecure. [Please select]

The judge so worked upon his own feelings that presently any mention of Norton's name utterly unmanned him. [Please select]

Radisson did not wait for fear to unman the Algonquin warriors. [Please select]

By that time she was shaking with a nervous chill, and the sight unmanned the Harvester. [Please select]

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