Apt rhyme for "charms"

Usage examples of disarms.

Later, she breaks into the underground parking garage at the Pacific Paradise Hotel and disarms one of the bombs in a Murmoto.

In the second before they duck their heads and politely follow Laine into the kitchen, they do something that completely disarms her.

He waves the left arm distractedly, a gesture so earnest and unselfconscious that it completely disarms her.

He both disarms you and lulls you into inattention—and without your suspecting the cause, so that he can continue preparations for invasion.

But a man who is impaled upon his enemy’s sword in dying disarms his enemy—and so is avenged by his comrades.

Without uttering a word of warning, the Marseilles troop falls upon the cortège, strikes down the flags, disarms the National Guard, tears the epaulettes off the officers' shoulders, drags the mayor to the ground by his scarf, pursues the counselors, sword in hand, puts the mayor and syndic-attorney in arrest, and, during the night, sacks four dwellings, the whole under the direction of three Jacobins of the place under indictment for recent crimes or misdemeanors.

In our power, their errors claim our pity, their situation disarms our resentment.

He both disarms you and lulls you into inattention--and without your suspecting the cause, so that he can continue preparations for invasion.

But a man who is impaled upon his enemy's sword in dying disarms his enemy--and so is avenged by his comrades.

Tell him that if he disarms his irregulars and withdraws the militia from the highland, this war is over.