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disarming

/dis-ahr-ming/US // dɪsˈɑr mɪŋ //UK // (dɪsˈɑːmɪŋ) //

解除武装,缴械,解除警报,裁军

Related Words

irresistible不可抗拒的,不可抗拒,不可抵挡的,无法抗拒的ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感convincing有说服力的,令人信服的,有说服力,令人信服seductive诱人的,诱人,诱惑人的,诱惑力persuasive有说服力的,有说服力,具有说服力的,说服力强inveigling谴责,谴责谴责,谴责谴责谴责,谴责的insinuating暗示性的,含沙射影,暗示性,暗示bewitching蛊惑人心,蛊惑人心的,蛊惑人的,妖艳的winning赢得,胜利,赢,获奖deferential恭敬,恭敬的,恭敬不如从命,尊敬的likable可人的,可喜的,可亲的,可人saccharine糖精,糖类,糖精类,糖精饮料silky丝质的,丝滑的,丝质,丝滑silken丝质,丝质的,丝滑的,丝滑

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : removing or capable of removing hostility, suspicion, etc., as by being charming: a disarming smile.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.charming
Synonyms
convincing有说服力的,令人信服的,有说服力,令人信服ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感irresistible不可抗拒的,不可抗拒,不可抵挡的,无法抗拒的persuasive有说服力的,有说服力,具有说服力的,说服力强seductive诱人的,诱人,诱惑人的,诱惑力bewitching蛊惑人心,蛊惑人心的,蛊惑人的,妖艳的insinuating暗示性的,含沙射影,暗示性,暗示inveigling谴责,谴责谴责,谴责谴责谴责,谴责的winning赢得,胜利,赢,获奖deferential恭敬,恭敬的,恭敬不如从命,尊敬的ingratiatory趋炎附势,谄媚,讨好,讨好性insinuative含沙射影,影射性的,影射性,含蓄的likable可人的,可喜的,可亲的,可人saccharine糖精,糖类,糖精类,糖精饮料silken丝质,丝质的,丝滑的,丝滑silky丝质的,丝滑的,丝质,丝滑

Examples

  • He was renowned for his wit, disarming his critics with unfailing humor.

  • Israel and Egypt instead pressed Hamas to begin disarming in exchange for more reconstruction, dismissing Kerry.

  • The gun control lobby engages in emotional brainwashing to further its attempts at disarming the American people.

  • Moscow is conveniently two-faced when it comes to disarming pro-Russian separatists.

  • In a few words, Letterman brought the Beatles and what they represented into disarming focus.

  • He responded at once by presenting himself at her home with all his disarming naivete.

  • (With a sudden disarming smile) I don't know whether an apology is overdoing the charm?

  • But I have put as many irons in against this folly of the disarming as I could manage.

  • Helen had been prejudiced against Mrs. Charnock, but her blunt sincerity was disarming.

  • On disarming himself, Osbert perceived that he was wounded, and that one of his steel boots was full of blood.

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