decampment Antonyms
Meaning of decampment
decampment (n)
the act of running away secretly (as to avoid arrest)
breaking camp
decampment (n.)
Departure from a camp; a marching off.
decampment Sentence Examples
- The sudden decampment of the troops left the village vulnerable to attack.
- The decampment of the circus troupe marked the end of an era for the small town.
- Residents were surprised by the sudden decampment of the nomadic tribe that had been their neighbors for years.
- The unexpected decampment of the political leader raised questions about the stability of the government.
- The decampment of the refugees from the makeshift camp was a relief for the overwhelmed aid workers.
- The hurried decampment of the protesters prevented further clashes with law enforcement.
- After weeks of planning, the decampment of the explorers finally began as they prepared to venture into the wilderness.
- The village elders met to discuss the best course of action following news of the impending decampment of the hostile tribe.
- The decampment of the travelers from the remote village signaled the end of their stay and left behind memories of their visit.
- The unexpected decampment of the family from their home sparked rumors about their reasons for leaving.
FAQs About the word decampment
the act of running away secretly (as to avoid arrest), breaking campDeparture from a camp; a marching off.
evacuation,departure, farewell, parting, flight, exiting, withdrawal, retirement, decamping, going
appearance, coming, coming, appearance,arrival, arrival, advent,approach, approach, entrance
The sudden decampment of the troops left the village vulnerable to attack.
The decampment of the circus troupe marked the end of an era for the small town.
Residents were surprised by the sudden decampment of the nomadic tribe that had been their neighbors for years.
The unexpected decampment of the political leader raised questions about the stability of the government.
