"unblade" meaning in English

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          "text": "It was not long, despite my thin stature and feminine shape, I could easily unblade most of the men on board.",
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        "To disarm (someone) of a blade."
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          "text": "And I shall take it as a favour too, / If for the same price you made him valiant, / You will unblade him: […]"
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        "(obsolete) To make no longer bladish; to stop (a person) behaving like a dashing young man."
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