unhorsing

They may or may not succeed in unhorsing their opponent.

Brian Ruckley · Interview with the Knight 2009

At a time when the industrial problem is pressing upon us with ever increasing power, it is discouraging to hear grown Americans prattling of "unhorsing" economic adversaries -- priding themselves on polemical fence, like shyster lawyers, and seeking victory through sophistry rather than truth by honest inquiry.

The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 10 1905

This for an instant he had thought of doing; but knowing that while "unhorsing" himself the camel might escape, he had voluntarily remained on its back, in the hope of being able to pull the animal up.

The Boy Slaves Mayne Reid 1850

The double unhorsing on Friday was quite the spectacle.

Ye olde Utah Renaissance Festival 2010

Democrats did well on Tuesday but, as they turn to the task of unhorsing George Bush two Novembers from now they should worry about wringing lessons from the odd results.

That'll Teach The Rascais 2008

Republicans, having brought us this close to fascism and ruin, are not going to let the public get this close to unhorsing them again if they manage to hang on to power.

It's election eve. Do you know where your country is? 2006

Pshaw! if it come to the worse, it will be easy unhorsing him.

Kenilworth 2004

The stallion shied, very nearly unhorsing Bonaparte.

Tales of Passion, Tales of Woe Sandra Gulland 2000

The stallion shied, very nearly unhorsing Bonaparte.

Tales of Passion, Tales of Woe Sandra Gulland 2000

The Ventimiglians invested six lives in unhorsing the injured Toal.

The Swordbearer Cook, Glen 1982

And at that point, he says, "It's a whole lot more difficult for the consumer to walk away. The dealer might have already sold their trade-in." That's called "unhorsing" the car buyer. "They are then sort of at the mercy of the car dealer," he says.

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