unsheathed
IPA: ʌnʃˈiðd
adjective
- Not protected by a sheath.
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Examples of "unsheathed" in Sentences
- An unsheathed crate is a frame crate.
- Living in the Gleam of an Unsheathed Sword.
- Link stepped forward and unsheathed his sword.
- It is not unsheathed in anger, or out of vengeance.
- In Ireland it is typically a single unsheathed pair.
- One of the townsmen unsheathed a sword and whistled.
- The bells are only unsheathed by flapping the sleeves.
- Jacob unsheathed the Master Sword and prepared to stab it, but stopped.
- He had his sword unsheathed, but apparently there was no one left to use it on.
- His beauty was like a sword unsheathed, bright as sun-struck steel and twice as hard.
- Sabin moved to the side of the ship, his shield on his left arm, his sword unsheathed in his right hand.
- Then Gew mounted the young King upon his charger, and he walked before him bearing an Indian sword unsheathed in his hand.
- Like a sword unsheathed in the sunlight, the flames sparkle amidst the grass, which grows knee-deep right to the kopje's very lips.
- Jezreel: for there the battle was, -- at least, if that may be called a battle, where there was not one sword unsheathed by the conqueror.
- When we came to the gate, and the guard in green and brown leather, sword unsheathed, advanced upon us, I jerked my thumb toward the back seat and said, "Get the picture?"
- The movement was successful and the Congress, completely convinced by the sight of a sword unsheathed in its presence by one of the victorious generals, elected Baez to the presidency.
- "Try to steal some food if you can," Antryg put in cheerfully, scrambling up the icy bank, looking for all the world as if he'd just been on a holiday outing, except for the sword unsheathed in his hand.
- Mohammedan sword was again unsheathed; for fresh in their memories were the terrible atrocities perpetrated during the former uprising, which was one long intermittent period of bloodshed and pillage lasting from 1861 to 1874, both parties, however, assenting to a cessation of hostilities each year during seedtime and harvest.
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