"defenceless for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing someone or something that is vulnerable or unprotected against a certain action or force. Example sentence: The children were defenceless for the harsh winter weather, as they did not have proper warm clothing.
Anyway, Kap Bambino come from France, wear retina-scarring Lycra and manage to wrestle all manner of gurgly squeals from whatever cheap technology they've mugged a defenceless granny for.
A capable Italian lawyer, batting back press challenges in excellent English, French and German, Infantino was defenceless but for a flawed holding position, adopted not by him but 54 European football association representatives, none of whom took a seat alongside him to explain themselves.
I decided that the best way to investigate this ancient way of life would be to go and take pot-shots at defenceless wildlife for sport.
He states that those German generals who claimed that the Einsatzgruppen were a necessary anti-partisan response were lying, and maintained that the slaughter of about 2.2 million defenceless civilians for reasons of racist ideology cannot be justified.
This could be considered as isolated of an incident as me going to the gym once a year, and yet, Young brutally beat a defenceless transient for the minor transgression of showing his fiance a sexually suggestive tattoo.
"On the contrary, an initiative with so little respect for defenceless animals is to be condemned".
On Saturday morning, Andris Berzins told Latvian media the incident was "a large scale murder of many defenceless people", calling for foreign experts to help investigate what happened.
We try to stand up for the most defenceless and those who can't speak for themselves".
Astonishingly, the impossible now looked possible, the Russian defenceless as Balboa searched for the decisive punch.
