disbanding (Meaning)

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disbanding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disband

No weak antonyms found.

The political party was forced to disband due to lack of support.
The company was disbanded, and all employees were laid off.
The rock band decided to disband after a decade of making music together.
The soldiers were disbanded and sent home after the war.
The school club was disbanded due to low participation.
The government disbanded the secret police force, which was accused of human rights abuses.
The committee was disbanded after it failed to reach a consensus on the issue.
The group of protestors disbanded after the police arrived.
The team disbanded after they lost the championship game.
The union disbanded after failing to reach an agreement with management.

of Disband

dissolving,dispersing,breaking up, demobilizing

joining, incorporating, incorporating,joining, uniting, uniting, consolidating,banding, consolidating, banding

The political party was forced to disband due to lack of support.

The company was disbanded, and all employees were laid off.

The rock band decided to disband after a decade of making music together.

The soldiers were disbanded and sent home after the war.