Usually means: Cease active service or operations.
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  4. demobilise: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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  7. Demobilise: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  8. demobilise: Rhymezone
  9. demobilise: FreeDictionary.org
  10. demobilise: Mnemonic Dictionary
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▸ verb:  Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of demobilize. [To release someone from military duty, especially after a war.]

Similar:
demilitarise, demobilize, demob, decommunise, denaturalise, desemanticise, derealise, destigmatise, demilitarize, disrealise, more...

Opposite:
mobilize, activate, deploy, assemble

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Similar:
demilitarise, demobilize, demob, decommunise, denaturalise, desemanticise, derealise, destigmatise, demilitarize, disrealise, more...

Opposite:
mobilize, activate, deploy, assemble



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