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Meanings of demob in English
Synonyms
Examples for "demobilize"
Examples for "demobilize"
1
Either make war or demobilize-thecountry could not stand the strain.
2
She must demobilize existing air forces within two months and surrender aviation material.
3
Russia would not demobilize her armies under a German threat.
4
The summons came from the powers to demobilize, or the Greek coast would be blockaded.
5
She must demobilize all her naval and aerial forces.
1
But efforts to demobilise rebels and militia have stalled.
2
He urged Sri Lanka to demobilise its paramilitary forces and stop the recruitment of child soldiers.
3
And how shall man demobilise them all?
4
But he would also have had to demobilise his forces in the army and integrate them with the RPF.
5
We will make arrangements to demobilise our search teams because we are right at the end of this exercise, Mangochie said.
Usage of demob in English
1
We were going in the right direction and demob was in sight.
2
Throughout, Carson disregards convention in a way that only a demob-happy classicist could.
3
It should be noted that Australia were demob happy by then.
4
But their batsmen suddenly went demob happy, and the force was with them.
5
In the last week, a demob-happy officialdom has let slip three rather important things.
6
Or, like a lot of tacs, he could just have fallen on post-demob hard times.
7
They are being fastidiously methodical, albeit with demob-happy enthusiasm.
8
And so I vowed on my demob.
9
Stamford Bridge was in a state of giddy early-summer demob as the teams emerged on a baking afternoon.
10
After demob, he signed as an amateur in 1953, when Arthur Rowe was in his last few months as manager.
11
Was that panama hat he was wearing some kind of silent call to arms, or a sign of demob happiness?
12
The country at that time might be weighed down by shortages, war-weary demeanours and all the signs of the demob-suit aura.
13
Hal had nothing against National Service boys as a rule, but Grieves, with his too-civilised-for-soldiering attitude, counting the days to demob, irritated him.
14
It was an open secret in Whitehall that Campbell was preparing to leave and was, as one official put it, "in demob mode".
15
And so we face the final curtain or at best a rather demob-happy, oddly tension-free final flutter of a curtain that fell som(...)
16
Demob-happy kids are strolling in groups on the Old Kent Road.
Frequent collocations
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