demobilises

Sends soldiers home

Demobilises is the British spelling of demobilizes—to release troops from military service and return them to civilian life after a war or conflict ends.

By extension, it means to disband or stand down any organized force or effort: The government demobilises emergency workers once the crisis passes.

military

discharge

Release of substance outward

disarmament · withdrawal · retreat · disengagement · deactivation · redeployment · demilitarize · dismantling · armistice · ceasefire

reintegration

civilian

Non-military person

readjustment · workforce · employment · training · adaptation · reentry · adjustment · assimilation · support · counseling

peacekeeping

armistice

Agreement to cease hostilities

accord · settlement · diplomacy · negotiation · reconciliation · detente · pacification · nonaggression · conflict-resolution · post-war

veterans

benefits

Gains or helpful effects

comrades · ex-servicemen · recognition · commemoration · remembrance

Opposites
military activation status

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Puts into action

conscripts · enlists · drafts · recruits · calls up

readiness and engagement

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Positions for use

militarises · engages · assembles · rallies · gears up

Family

demobilise, demobilised, demobilisation, demobilising

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