Also means
defenseless
Usage Note
Disarmato is the past participle of disarmare used as an adjective, meaning without weapons. It also carries a figurative sense of being left emotionally or intellectually defenseless — sono rimasto disarmato dalla sua sincerità ('I was disarmed by his sincerity'). Agrees in gender: disarmata (f), disarmati (m pl).
Examples
"Il soldato era completamente disarmato."
Natural Translation
The soldier was completely unarmed.

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