disarmingly

[dis-ahrm-ing-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that disarms, or encourages people to feel less defensive, afraid, hostile, etc.

Example Sentences

On the flip side, O’Brien’s Roman may not possess the sharpness of “the brightest tool in the shed” as he erroneously says, but his disarmingly endearing lack of malice enthralls the more cynical Dennis.

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Her voice was disarmingly vibrant; her words tumbled out in vivid colors, textures.

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Sudan, whose birth name is Brittney Denise Parks, is one of the rare souls who remains real in the spotlight and behind the curtain, disarmingly authentic.

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She has a knack for holding a feeling so gently that it can be examined without corruption, a method of narrative writing that feels disarmingly intimate.

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And Prince Harry's testimony was disarmingly candid, restlessly baring his feelings, and suggesting that his departure from the UK was still unresolved.

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