unsheathed

He held up one arm and studied his unsheathed claws.

Not a sword would be unsheathed to second you in such an enterprise.

And with good reason, too, for Harry had unsheathed the dagger.

He was holding the dagger, now, and had unsheathed it.

That was Need, still unsheathed and in her hand.

The curve of an unsheathed sword lay across the table.

The claws were definitely unsheathed whenever your name came up.

Then he rose up with unsheathed sword in hand and walked out to see the horses.

At one point in the series, the Sword was left unsheathed on an icy mountain.

To none were we to show an unsheathed sword unless they first attacked us.

His face has a serious expression, and he holds a long unsheathed sword in front of him with both hands.

Every man had an unsheathed sword in his hand.

We could not even begin to speak of him in words; that would have unsheathed both daggers at once.

Another man followed the first, similarly dressed, with a sword unsheathed in his hand.

To him the presence of any sword, especially when unsheathed, suggested combat.

One tossed a long knife, unsheathed, at the prisoner's feet.

Its very presence suffices and it has rarely to be unsheathed.

The sword Gram is to lie unsheathed between them as on their only night together.

That is real power but only if unsheathed.

She was wearing a large pig-sticker of a knife, unsheathed.

The attendant of the white apron returned with an unsheathed blade.

One of the others tossed him an unsheathed knife.

She raised her other hand in front of his face, and the claws slid out like unsheathed knives.