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demobilize
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demobilize noun cure, curtail, deactivate, disarm, disband, disengage, fix, limit, reduce, remedy, sever, stop
Associated concepts: demobilize forces involved in an armed conflict
See also: disarm, disband, discharge, dismiss, disorganize, dissociate, dissolve, separate
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A new editor was appointed, H W Le Prevost, who had just been demobilised from the Army.
War and peace, strikes - and a new home for the Gazette by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Demobilised soldiers on Tuesday "besieged a naval colonel to ask for their reintegration papers and their backpay," said Eugenie Mwanya, mayor of the town where the incident happened.
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Back then you only think about getting demobilised but now it's something I never would have missed.
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