Object

• civilian: The soldiers ' options were to stand down, to club unarmed civilians to the ground, or to open fire.

• people: But it would have been a most heinous crime to summon a completely unarmed people to fight against an enemy armed to the teeth.

• officer: We have nine out of ten of our officers still unarmed.

• demonstrator: Fourteen unarmed demonstrators, most of them teenagers, were shot and killed by British paratroopers.

• tactic: Training to use pre fight deceptive dialog, high probability unarmed tactics and weapons is a must.

Infinitive complement

• save: Service response was unarmed to save the left hand.

Adjective complement

• civilian: He now claims he shot " in proximity to an unarmed civilian in order to deter him " .

Modifying Another Word

• completely: Not one of the soldiers received a bullet wound, the crowd was largely completely unarmed.

• now: Ethnic Albanians, Serbs and now unarmed international monitors sent to try to buttress a shaky peace are being killed or hurt.

• largely: There were several thousand RAF Ground personnel in the area evacuated from Singapore, but largely unarmed.

• almost: You could not defeat us in 1940, when we were almost unarmed and stood alone.

• mostly: By 1914 it is known that the Volunteers had around 100,000 members, albeit mostly unarmed.