undefended

The machines of the city were left undefended for a time.

"The largest undefended border in the world will become a wall."

He saw at once that the city was helpless and undefended.

He is undefended in there and if we can catch him off guard.

Their 5,524-mile undefended border is crossed about 75 million times a year.

Just turn our backs and walk away, leaving the good people undefended?

There are places where a person dare not walk undefended at night.

"Remember, cut right and left both, or they'll be at your undefended side.

Five years before the outbreak of war the area had been virtually undefended.

They were not about to leave a Founder undefended in the face of the enemy.

"They seemed to live entirely in the open, naked and undefended."

In no case was the fax pavilion to be left undefended.

The situation of his forces in the undefended gap was chaotic.

Even so, another red ant could then attack the undefended legs.

She was undefended as far as we could make out.

"You said the way to the city would be undefended," he growled.

"You've left the entire western perimeter undefended, except for a couple of men who say you told them to take a break!"

You remained upon a rock in the darkness, completely alone and undefended.

Talk about terrorists and high crime rates, he'll say the border is undefended.

But, be that as it may, I cannot let our corporate accountants go undefended.

There they met the chief of police, who informed them that the islands were undefended.

You were absolutely undefended and totally impenetrable at the same time.

Other than the simple gates and ditches, the town was undefended.

After a few days occupation he left the place undefended, and marched to London.

How could I go, and leave my village undefended?