Adjective:

నిరాయుధి, వినిపించను, వినండి, ఎడమ చేతులు,

unaimed's Usage Examples:

14 July 1967, "Quick Kill" The US Army Quick Kill Training Quick Kill - TT 23-71-1 - The US Army"s fast, unaimed, and accurate rifle shooting method.

Action Rotating drum bolt Rate of fire 12–14 aimed shots per minute 24 unaimed shots per minute Muzzle velocity 439 m/s (1,440.

The linear law also applies to unaimed fire into an enemy-occupied area.

versus his own dog-eat-dog versus doggy-dog unnamed [ʌnˈneɪmd] versus unaimed [ʌnˈeɪmd] forerunner [ˈfɔːrˌrənər] versus foreigner [ˈfɔːrənər] (only in.

Attacks vary between pilots, but include techniques such as powerful shots, unaimed snap-shots, dodging, instant movement and instant loading.

For example, a clearance is a long unaimed kick intended to move the ball as far.

this battle, Ahab disguised himself, but he was mortally wounded by an unaimed arrow.

practically no rifle or machine gun fire and what there is appears to be unaimed – fixed rifles and swinging traverses for the most.

fire, with the advancing troops considered a deadlier threat than the unaimed bullets, causing the enemy to fall back.

British Army developed the concept of directed fire (as opposed to massive unaimed volleys) and formed Rifle regiments, notably the 95th and the 60th who.

went down before that unaimed fire.

passes to their teammates, or to kick unaimed long balls down the field.

Do something unaimed, but spectacular ("hitting the grass") to provoke a response from the enemy.