demobilize (Meaning)
demobilize (v)
release from military service or remove from the active list of military service
retire from military service
demobilize (v. t.)
To disorganize, or disband and send home, as troops which have been mobilized.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demobilize
demobilize Sentence Examples
- With the conflict resolved, the countries agreed to **demobilize** their armies and establish peace.
- The soldiers eagerly awaited their chance to be **demobilized** and return home after a long deployment.
- The government announced plans to **demobilize** a significant portion of the military over the next year.
- **Demobilizing** a large force requires careful planning to manage logistics and ensure a smooth transition.
- Veterans facing unemployment after being **demobilized** often require job training and support programs.
- The factory ceased production and began the process of **demobilizing** its workforce.
- International organizations often assist nations in **demobilizing** their troops after conflict.
- The successful **demobilization** of troops is crucial for a nation's post-war recovery.
- Mental health services are essential for veterans during the **demobilization** process.
- Studying past **demobilization** efforts helps strategize smoother transitions for future returning soldiers.
FAQs About the word demobilize
release from military service or remove from the active list of military service, retire from military serviceTo disorganize, or disband and send home, as troop
denuclearize,demilitarize, disarm,,
weapon, equip, mobilize, weapon, mobilize, equip, arm,reequip, reequip, arm
With the conflict resolved, the countries agreed to **demobilize** their armies and establish peace.
The soldiers eagerly awaited their chance to be **demobilized** and return home after a long deployment.
The government announced plans to **demobilize** a significant portion of the military over the next year.
**Demobilizing** a large force requires careful planning to manage logistics and ensure a smooth transition.
