demobilization [di:ˌməʊbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, ingl. am. -ˌmoʊbəlɪ-] V. trans. MILIT.
- demobilization
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In the later stages of the war, the camp served as a demobilization point for many soldiers returning home.
en.wikipedia.org Demobilization was still the order of the day throughout the services.
en.wikipedia.org A drastic voluntary reduction in size of a victorious army is called demobilization.
en.wikipedia.org A second phase of demobilization was planned for 2003 where an additional 30,000 servicemen would leave the armed forces.
en.wikipedia.org The effect of demobilization on the economy was unknown, but fears existed that the nation would slide back into a depression.
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- demersal
- demi-
- demigod
- demilitarise
- demilitarize
- demobilization
- demobilize
- democracy
- democrat
- democratic
- democratise