unman
//ʌnˈmæn//
Verb
unmanInfinitive
unmanPresent tense
unmannedPast tense
unmannedPast participle
unmanningPresent participle
unmansThird-person singular
1
To deprive of manly qualities such as courage, strength, or self-control; to cause to lose composure or resolve.
The tragic news unmanned him completely, leaving him unable to speak.
2
To deprive of men or crew, especially a ship or fortification.
The admiral decided to unman the damaged ship before it sank.