"disarming" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as an adjective to describe someone or something that has the effect of calming the feelings of others, or of making them less suspicious or hostile. For example, "His disarming sense of humor put everyone in the room at ease."
"Being here tonight we contribute to disarming them".
They are desperately keen to unseat the local member, the Coalition's Sophie Mirabella, but they are going about it with disarming charm, rather than fire and brimstone.
Looking toward Paul, McConnell complained that "a campaign of demagoguery and disinformation launched in the wake of the unlawful actions of Edward Snowden" had in effect led the country into "disarming unilaterally".
The little poet had an extraordinary gift for mediation, disarming his enemies by taking them into his cabinet, building bridges to the restive Catholic clergy, stepping aside when necessary, and soothing Washington with sweet words such as "change" and "democracy".
Disarming the many armed groups in the country would be difficult and dangerous.
Except maybe one of Berlusconi's bunga-bunga parties".In this section The empire strikes back What a ride Edging closer A shot across the bow Stalemate Charming, disarming Closing down Joining the dashes ReprintsIndia and America have had often prickly relations since Mr Nehru's era.
South Koreans were mobilised to watch state-sponsored films on his life.In this section The empire strikes back What a ride Edging closer A shot across the bow Stalemate Charming, disarming Closing down Joining the dashes Reprints"Roaring Currents", a new blockbuster on the victory of 1597, has none of their stodgy didacticism.
America must meanwhile keep its stern eye on the government in Khartoum, which must be shamed or squeezed into disarming the militiamen as it has promised.
Brigadier Martin Tumenta, MISCA's Cameroonian commander, says that his forces have made progress in disarming the CAR's rival militias.
AN UNUSUAL map of the world hangs on the office wall of UNSCOM the United Nations Special Commission on Iraq, which has the task of disarming that country.
