unmans (Meaning)

unmans

to deprive of manly vigor, fortitude, or spirit, castrate, emasculate, to deprive of vigor or courage

The tragic loss of his family unmans him, leaving him a hollow shell of his former self.
The sudden accusation unmans her, shaking her to her core and shattering her composure.
The sight of his shattered dreams unmans him, causing him to lose all hope and motivation.
The realization that his trust had been betrayed unmans him, leaving him shattered and vulnerable.
The weight of regret unmans him, crushing him beneath its suffocating embrace.
The unexpected setback unmans him, knocking him off his feet and making him question his abilities.
The overwhelming responsibility unmans her, causing her to spiral into doubt and fear.
The cruel taunts and insults unman him, chipping away at his self-esteem and confidence.
The haunting memories of the past unman him, stirring up emotions he can no longer bear.
The discovery of his own mortality unmans him, confronting him with the fragility of existence.

to deprive of manly vigor, fortitude, or spirit, castrate, emasculate, to deprive of vigor or courage

frightens,paralyzes, emasculates, terrifies, scares, intimidates, weakens, unnerves, demoralizes, undoes

nerves, fortifies, encourages,strengthens, heartens,emboldens

The tragic loss of his family unmans him, leaving him a hollow shell of his former self.

The sudden accusation unmans her, shaking her to her core and shattering her composure.

The sight of his shattered dreams unmans him, causing him to lose all hope and motivation.

The realization that his trust had been betrayed unmans him, leaving him shattered and vulnerable.