decamped (Meaning)

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decamped (imp. & p. p.)

of Decamp

By dawn, the thieves had decamped, leaving behind only traces of their presence.
The troops hastily decamped from their position as enemy forces approached.
As the sun rose, the protesters quietly decamped from the city square, dispersing into the surrounding streets.
After spending the weekend in the countryside, we decamped from our tents and packed up our belongings.
The circus performers decamped from the small town after their final show, ready to move on to the next venue.
With winter approaching, the birds decamped from the northern regions, migrating to warmer climates.
Sensing danger, the rebels decamped from their hideout deep in the forest.
Upon hearing news of the impending storm, the beachgoers swiftly decamped from the shore, seeking shelter inland.
The travelers decamped from the inn at daybreak, eager to resume their journey.
The nomadic tribe decamped from their temporary settlement, following the migration patterns of the herds they depended on for survival.

of Decamp

scarpered, skipped (out),escaped, got out, made off, lit, retreated, absconded, eloped, cleared out

faced, braved, faced, dared, bearded, confronted, dared, remained, bearded,confronted

By dawn, the thieves had decamped, leaving behind only traces of their presence.

The troops hastily decamped from their position as enemy forces approached.

As the sun rose, the protesters quietly decamped from the city square, dispersing into the surrounding streets.

After spending the weekend in the countryside, we decamped from our tents and packed up our belongings.