decamps (Meaning)

decamps

to break up a camp, to depart suddenly, to pack up gear and leave a camp

The cunning thief decamped with the stolen jewels, leaving no trace behind.
As the storm approached, the campsite swiftly decamped, seeking shelter in a nearby town.
Fearful of the impending invasion, the villagers decamped their homes and fled to safety.
The army decamped its base, setting out on a long and perilous journey.
The nomadic tribe decamped from their temporary campsite, following the seasonal migration patterns.
The besieged city decamped its inhabitants, who sought refuge in neighboring territories.
The rebels decamped their mountain stronghold, abandoning their fight against the oppressive regime.
The explorers decamped their expedition site, realizing that the journey was too dangerous to continue.
The protesters decamped from the government building, their voices silenced by the threat of violence.
The weary travelers decamped their makeshift shelter, preparing to resume their arduous journey.

to break up a camp, to depart suddenly, to pack up gear and leave a camp

elopes, scarpers, escapes, gets out,absconds, gets (away), makes off, skirrs, flies,skips (out)

remains,confronts, faces, dares, defies, braves, lingers, dwells,stays, sticks around

The cunning thief decamped with the stolen jewels, leaving no trace behind.

As the storm approached, the campsite swiftly decamped, seeking shelter in a nearby town.

Fearful of the impending invasion, the villagers decamped their homes and fled to safety.

The army decamped its base, setting out on a long and perilous journey.