unweaponed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ weaponed.

Adjective

unweaponed (not comparable)

1. Not armed with a weapon.
   • 1908, Elizabeth Miller, The City of Delight‎^[1]:

     If the hour and the circumstance and the cause will but unite us, this unweaponed host will stretch away at once in majestic orders of tens of thousands--legions upon legions that would shame Xerxes for numbers and that first Caesar for strength.