Shorn

The king was shorn of his power.

God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

The men have been shorn of their power.

A ship's captain must remain observant that a reliable buoy be attached to each anchor by a sturdy rope, so that one could find and raise the anchor if its anchor-cable were to be shorn apart, were to fall into the sea or were to be hewn apart.

Sheep need to be kept dry for two days before shearing to enable the fleece to be removed and pressed once the sheep have been shorn.

And so at last all the seven heads of the dragon were shorn off by George's sword, and the princess was saved.

A: When now it is far in the evening, and no more are expected to come, an old servant comes out with a hoary beard, shorn head, grim look, mean cloaths. B: It behoved such to be cup-bearers to the Roman cardinals.

A: Now when it is late into the evening, and no one else is expected to arrive, an old servant comes out with a hoary beard, shorn head, grim look, and dirty clothing. B: This kind often like to be cup-bearers to the Roman cardinals.

A surgeon at Treviglio hospital in Bergamo told Corriere della Sera newspaper that she has shorn off her long blond hair for fear that some virus may be on it.

Shorn sheep seem strange.