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demobilize
This term describes the systemic transition of a military organization back to a peacetime state. It carries a heavy administrative and bureaucratic connotation, implying a formal process of decommissioning equipment and processing personnel through official channels rather than a simple act of quitting.
In a social context, the word evokes the tension of reintegration, focusing on the shift from a rigid, hierarchical command structure to the autonomy of civilian existence. It is almost exclusively used in geopolitical or historical discussions regarding the aftermath of war.
Meanings
Examples
The government decided to demobilize the reserve forces once the treaty was signed.
I wonder how long it will take for me to demobilize and find a real job.
They will demobilize the troops in stages to avoid overwhelming the local economy.
The army began to demobilize its soldiers immediately after the armistice.
He struggled to adjust to civilian life after he demobilized.
The command center ordered the unit to demobilize by the end of the month.
It is time to demobilize the militia and return to peace.