disarmed

adjective
UK /dɪsˈɑːmd/
US /dɪsˈɑːrmd/

Having no weapons or means to fight.

The guard was disarmed and could not stop the thief.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having had a bomb's fuse or trigger removed so it cannot explode.

The bomb squad confirmed the device was disarmed.

3. Made to feel less angry, hostile, or suspicious.

Her warm smile disarmed the angry customer.

4. Having a country's or group's weapons taken away.

The rebels were disarmed after the peace deal.