Unman example sentences

Related (5): defeminize, emasculate, dishearten, unnerve, weaken

"Unman" Example Sentences

The horrid sight unmanned him completely.
The gigantic wave threatened to unman him with fear.
The pain of the torture was beginning to unman him.
The gruesome news unmanned the normally stoic warrior.
The nightmares continued to unman him night after night.
The sound of the bombs falling caused even the bravest soldiers to be unmanned with terror.
The thought of failing his regiment unmanned him with anxiety.
She aimed her words to purposely unman him and shake his confidence.
The intense heat threatened to unman even the hardened warriors.
The howling of the wolves seemed designed to unman any intruder.
His legs began to tremble and he worried he would be unmanned by fear.
The horrible sight of the mangled bodies threatened to unman even the doctor.
The beast's rumbling roar caused the knight's knees to buckle and threatened to unman him.
The storm did its best to unman the sailors but they fought on.
The smell of death and decay threatened to unman the whole regiment.
His words were meant to provoke and unman his opponent.
He tightened his grip on his courage lest he become unmanned by panic.
The captain refused to allow himself to become unmanned by fear.
The growing despair threatened to unman him and cause him to lose all hope.
The barrel of the gun at his head threatened to unman him with fear.
The merciless beating had begun to unman the brave warrior.
The constant weeping unmanned the normally courageous man.
His proud spirit refused to be unmanned by the harsh treatment.
The cold threatened to unman even the hardiest of the men.
The towering beast threatened to unman the brave knight.
The relentless taunting threatened to unman him through frustration.
He feared they would be unmanned by hunger and exhaustion before relief arrived.
Even the stoutest heart can be unmanned by grief.
He focused every ounce of willpower to avoid being unmanned by despair.
His brother's death had unmanned him and made him wish to flee the battle.
The poison spread through his veins threatened to unman him with pain.
The intense heat and lack of water threatened to unman the whole expedition.
The thought of losing his love unmanned him and turned him into a whimpering shell of a man.
The pungent odor had begun to slightly unman even the veteran soldiers.
The sight of so much blood threatened to unman her and cause her to faint.
His sleep deprivation was threatening to unman him and make him incapable.
The screams of the tortured prisoners unmanned even the bravest guard.
The prospect of an eternity in that dungeon threatened to unman even the hardiest of souls.
The whip unmanned him and he collapsed to his knees.
His leg threatened to unman him by giving way at the crucial moment.
The endless din of the battle unmanned even the most disciplined of soldiers.
The general's nerve held firm refusing to be unmanned by the injustice of the situation.
His cocky demeanor was aimed at unmanning his opponent.
The pain lifted him off the ground and threatened to unman him in an instant.
His courage refuses to be unmanned by fear or doubt.
She used her beauty to try and unman the normally stoic warrior.
Reason refused to be unmanned by rage.
His spirit refused to be unmanned by physical discomfort.
The smells and sounds of battle unmann any man eventually.
His determination refused to be unmanned by disappointment.
His courage refused to be unmanned by the enemy's greater numbers.
Endurance alone refused to be unmanned by exhaustion.
His optimism refused to be unmanned by adversity.
Good humor refused to be unmanned by mockery.
He girded himself against unmanning self-doubt.
His honor refused to be unmanned by threats.
His courage gave way at last, unmannning him completely.
The repeated failures threatened to unman him through frustration.
The dread aimed at unmanning him through fear.
Sickened by the carnage, he was unmannned by grief.

Common Phrases

Threaten to unman - Used to describe something that causes fear or intimidation that could overwhelm one with fright.
Refuse to be unmannned - Used to describe someone whose spirit or will remains strong in the face of adversity.
Begun/started to unman - Used when something has caused a weakening effect but a person has not fully lost their composure yet.
Unmann with terror/fear/dread - Become overwhelmed with a strong emotion so as to lose one's self-control or courage.
Unmannned by grief/despair/sorrow - Overcome with a strong negative emotion so as to lose rational thought.
Unman even the bravest/hardiest - Something so intense that it affects even those thought to be the most courageous or resilient.
Threatened to unman - Came close to overwhelming a person but composure was not fully lost.
Aim/designed to unman - Done with the deliberate intent of causing someone to lose courage.
Come close to being unmannned - Approach a state of losing one's self-command or courage.
Unmann courage/spirit/heart - Cause someone to lose their inner strength or resolution.