unman

un·man  (n-mn)

tr.v. un·manned, un·man·ning, un·mans

1. To cause to give up manly courage or spirit.

2. To take away virility from; emasculate.

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unman [ʌnˈmæn]

vb -mans, -manning, -manned (tr)

1. to cause to lose courage or nerve

2. to make effeminate

3. to remove the men from

4. Archaic to deprive of human qualities

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

unman - cause to lose one's nerve; "an unmanning experience" faze, unnerve, unsettle, enervate - disturb the composure of

Translations

unman [ˈʌnˈmæn] VT

1. (liter) → amedrentar(liter), acobardar

2. [+ post etc] → desguarnecer

unman

vt → schwach werden lassen; (= make lose courage) → entmutigen, verzagen lassen