disarming
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dis·arm·ing
(dĭs-är'mĭng) 
adj.
Tending to allay suspicion or hostility; winning favor or confidence: a disarming smile.
disarmingly dis·arm'ing·ly adv.
adj.
Tending to allay suspicion or hostility; winning favor or confidence: a disarming smile.
disarmingly dis·arm'ing·ly adv.
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disarming
Removal of the crown of the canine teeth in primates. Includes denervation of the pulp cavity.
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