defencelessness's Usage Examples:

military forces of an avowed enemy, under conditions of the essential defencelessness of the victim.

In utter defencelessness and harmlessness and in utter humility he took upon himself the vicarious.

According to Williams's biographer, Jim McVeigh: because of its defencelessness this enclave saw some of the most awful atrocities of the period, the.

In particular the defencelessness of Allied reconnaissance types was exposed.

Burchall summed up the results by noting that "a feeling of defencelessness and dismay, or at all events of uneasiness, has seized the public.

in the film, but they are psychological nude scenes symbolizing the defencelessness of the Japanese people in the face of the American invasion.

foundations of the Byzantine state, was due in large part to the absolute defencelessness of the Empire at sea.

Justice, whilst on the other affirmed the sensation of impunity and defencelessness among the inhabitants of the Kingdom.

The result was, as one RAF commander put it, that "a feeling of defencelessness and dismay, or at all events of uneasiness, has seized the public.

British aircraft caused a feeling of defencelessness among German troops and deprived them of the support of Die Fliegertruppen.

interests of Spain against those of the USSR" and his fear of "the defencelessness to which Spain was being reduced by being deprived of all justificatory.

This incident demonstrated the defencelessness of shipping in Tellicherry anchorage.

invaluable documents, but they are also allegories of human humiliation and defencelessness.

lingering among the rocks is alluded to, Psalm 103:18; its wisdom and defencelessness, Proverbs 30:24–26.

the force of those provinces to our own, there will not be the same defencelessness at present? Will there not be the same disproportion between the defensive.

Synonyms:

vulnerability; unprotectedness; defenselessness;

Antonyms:

safety; strength; indestructibility; invulnerability;