Definition of Demobbing

1. Verb. (present participle of demob) ¹

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Definition of Demobbing

1. demob [v] - See also: demob

Lexicographical Neighbors of Demobbing

demiwolves
demiworld
demiworlds
demix
demixed
demixes
demixing
demixings
demlemek
demo
demo-
demo group
demo scene
demob
demobbed
demobbing (current term)
demobilisation
demobilisations
demobilise
demobilised
demobilises
demobilising
demobilization
demobilizations
demobilize
demobilized
demobilizes
demobilizing
demobs
democide

Literary usage of Demobbing

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte by William Hazlitt (1847)
"... Or- iers afterwards arrived from the Convention for demobbing the ' The manner of doing this was sufficiently ..."

2. Hansard's Parliamentary Debates by Great Britain Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard (1836)
"that effort which is at one time executed with so much zeal and ability, of demobbing superfluous patronage, and denounce? Ministerial profusion. ..."

3. The Sunny Side by Alan Alexander Milne (1922)
"... And set me slowly sobbing; I hailed them with a happy laugh And slapped old Samson on the calf, And asked a member of the staff For "Officers demobbing. ..."

4. General Bramble by André Maurois (1922)
"Aurelle emerged from behind an unfolded copy of the Times. " Things look very rotten," he said. " The Germans are taking heart again; you are demobbing; ..."

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