Demobilization
/diːˌməʊbələˈzeɪʃn/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Military Focus
Mainly used regarding military operations, like reducing army size after conflict.
The country's demobilization plan involves transitioning soldiers to civilian jobs.
Pro Tip 2/3Post-Conflict
It signifies a transition from warlike activities to peaceful ones.
Following the peace agreement, demobilization of combatants became a priority.
Pro Tip 3/3Government Action
Often implies a structured, official process organized by a government or authority.
The new administration oversaw the demobilization of various militia groups.
Compare with
DisarmamentDisbandDismantleEaseReduceRetireWithdrawal
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