verb
demilitarize
Demilitarize (verb) means to take soldiers out of an area.
verb
1
To take soldiers out of an area.
2
To stop soldiers from entering an area.
3
To hand an area back to ordinary civilian rule once the army has left.
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What is the meaning of demilitarize?
"demilitarize" (verb) means to take soldiers out of an area.
What is another word for demilitarize?
Other words for "demilitarize" include demilitarise, disarm.
What is the opposite of demilitarize?
The opposite of "demilitarize" is militarize.
What are the different meanings of demilitarize?
"demilitarize" has 3 main meanings: 1. To take soldiers out of an area; 2. To stop soldiers from entering an area; 3. To hand an area back to ordinary civilian rule once the army has left.
