decommission (Meaning)
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decommission (v)
withdraw from active service
Synonyms & Antonyms of decommission
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decommission Sentence Examples
- Due to advancements in technology, the company announced plans to decommission the outdated computer servers.
- The aging power plant neared its decommissioning date, sparking debates about alternative energy sources.
- The city council voted to decommission the historical bridge due to safety concerns, despite its cultural significance.
- After decades of service, the trusty warship was finally decommissioned and turned into a museum exhibit.
- Following a series of accidents, the government decided to decommission the entire fleet of high-speed trains.
- The factory workers were saddened by the news of the factory's decommission, a sign of the changing times.
- Environmental regulations mandated the decommission of several coal-fired power plants in favor of cleaner energy sources.
- Decommissioning the missile silos marked a significant step towards global peace and disarmament.
- Historians meticulously documented the process of decommissioning the battleship, preserving its legacy.
- The decommissioned aircraft carrier found a new purpose as an artificial reef, providing a habitat for marine life.
FAQs About the word decommission
withdraw from active service
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Due to advancements in technology, the company announced plans to decommission the outdated computer servers.
The aging power plant neared its decommissioning date, sparking debates about alternative energy sources.
The city council voted to decommission the historical bridge due to safety concerns, despite its cultural significance.
After decades of service, the trusty warship was finally decommissioned and turned into a museum exhibit.
