What is another word for demob?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɛmɒb], [ dˈɛmɒb], [ d_ˈɛ_m_ɒ_b]
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Synonyms for Demob:
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• competition Other relevant words:
- abandon ,
- abandonment ,
- acquit ,
- acquittance ,
- address ,
- anticipate ,
- apostate ,
- arc ,
- articulation ,
- assoil ,
- assort ,
- bank clerk ,
- bargain ,
- be known as ,
- bid ,
- bill of exchange ,
- birdcall ,
- birdsong ,
- blueprint ,
- branch ,
- break ,
- break up ,
- bribe ,
- bring out ,
- broadcast ,
- brush aside ,
- brush off ,
- button ,
- call in ,
- call off ,
- call option ,
- call up ,
- can ,
- carve up ,
- character ,
- charge ,
- circularise ,
- circularize ,
- circulate ,
- claim ,
- class ,
- classify ,
- clear ,
- come apart ,
- come away ,
- come off ,
- commissioning ,
- committal ,
- committee ,
- complete ,
- component ,
- component part ,
- conjoin ,
- connect ,
- conscription ,
- constituent ,
- contribution ,
- corrupt ,
- cry ,
- decay ,
- decompose ,
- defect ,
- defection ,
- defector ,
- delegacy ,
- delegation ,
- demobilization ,
- depart ,
- departure ,
- deputation ,
- desolate ,
- dethaw ,
- differentiate ,
- diffuse ,
- direction ,
- discount ,
- discriminate ,
- disjoined ,
- dismissal ,
- dismission ,
- disorganise ,
- dispatch ,
- dispel ,
- displace ,
- disregard ,
- disseminate ,
- dissever ,
- dissipate ,
- distinguish ,
- distribute ,
- disunite ,
- divide ,
- division ,
- divorce ,
- dot ,
- draft copy ,
- draft evader ,
- draught ,
- drawing ,
- drop ,
- drop off ,
- dust ,
- eject ,
- electric arc ,
- electric discharge ,
- emission ,
- empty ,
- engage ,
- enlistee ,
- enrol ,
- enroll ,
- enter ,
- exculpate ,
- exhaust ,
- exit ,
- exonerate ,
- expel ,
- expelling ,
- expiration ,
- fade away ,
- fade out ,
- fall apart ,
- fall in ,
- fire ,
- firing ,
- firing off ,
- force out ,
- forebode ,
- foretell ,
- fork ,
- forsake ,
- forsaking ,
- free ,
- freeing ,
- freestanding ,
- function ,
- furcate ,
- get together ,
- give notice ,
- give the axe ,
- give the sack ,
- give up ,
- go off ,
- going ,
- grease one's palms ,
- gulp ,
- handout ,
- holler ,
- hollo ,
- ignore ,
- in part ,
- inductee ,
- inscribe ,
- issue ,
- joint ,
- junction ,
- juncture ,
- know as ,
- let go of ,
- levy ,
- liberate ,
- liberation ,
- link ,
- link up ,
- loose ,
- loss ,
- margin call ,
- melt ,
- military commission ,
- military recruit ,
- mission ,
- muster ,
- muster in ,
- name ,
- office ,
- offprint ,
- order of payment ,
- outcry ,
- outlet ,
- outline ,
- outpouring ,
- partially ,
- parting ,
- partly ,
- pass around ,
- passing ,
- percentage ,
- perpetration ,
- persona ,
- phone ,
- phone call ,
- piece ,
- portion ,
- potation ,
- predict ,
- press release ,
- prognosticate ,
- promise ,
- propagate ,
- publish ,
- purchase ,
- push aside ,
- put down ,
- put out ,
- raise ,
- ramify ,
- ratter ,
- recreant ,
- region ,
- relinquish ,
- renegade ,
- reprint ,
- resign ,
- resolve ,
- ring ,
- role ,
- rough drawing ,
- run ,
- sack ,
- sacking ,
- scattering ,
- scream ,
- secern ,
- secernate ,
- secrete ,
- section ,
- selective service system ,
- send away ,
- send for ,
- send packing ,
- set down ,
- set forth ,
- set off ,
- set out ,
- severalise ,
- severalize ,
- share ,
- shout ,
- shout out ,
- single out ,
- song ,
- sort ,
- sort out ,
- spark ,
- spill ,
- spillage ,
- split ,
- spread ,
- spread out ,
- sprinkle ,
- squall ,
- start ,
- start out ,
- steal ,
- stock split ,
- strewing ,
- sum ,
- swig ,
- take off ,
- telephone ,
- telephone call ,
- tell ,
- tell apart ,
- teller ,
- terminate ,
- thaw ,
- theatrical role ,
- throw out ,
- tipple ,
- tone ending ,
- turn ,
- turncoat ,
- unblock ,
- unfreeze ,
- union ,
- unite ,
- unload ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- unthaw ,
- usher out ,
- vent ,
- venting ,
- visit ,
- vociferation ,
- voice ,
- waiver ,
- yell .
How to use "Demob" in context?
A demob or discharge from the military, is a ceremony in which service members are released from the armed forces. Demobilization occurs when an all-volunteer military force reduction to a size consistent with the nation's budget and requirements is completed. The armed forces often use the term "demobilization" when referring to their discharge ceremonies, which may differ in duration, scope, and procedures. Demobilization may be voluntary or involuntary.
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