Usually means: Removal of military forces, equipment.
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  1. demilitarisation: Collins English Dictionary
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  3. demilitarisation: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (demilitarisation)

▸ noun:  The removal of a military force, usually at the end of hostilities or as part of a treaty.

Similar:
disarmament, disengagement, deimperialization, separation, detachment, rollback, demobilizee, demobilizer, demagnetisation, denationalization, more...

Opposite:
militarization, remilitarization

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Similar:
disarmament, disengagement, deimperialization, separation, detachment, rollback, demobilizee, demobilizer, demagnetisation, denationalization, more...

Opposite:
militarization, remilitarization



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