Demobilization

usgb/diːˌməʊbələˈzeɪʃn/
noun

The process of sending soldiers home after a war has ended.

After the war ended, the government began the demobilization of the army.
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  • start demobilization
  • begin demobilization
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Military Focus

Mainly used regarding military operations, like reducing army size after conflict.

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The country's demobilization plan involves transitioning soldiers to civilian jobs.
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Post-Conflict

It signifies a transition from warlike activities to peaceful ones.

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Following the peace agreement, demobilization of combatants became a priority.
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Government Action

Often implies a structured, official process organized by a government or authority.

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The new administration oversaw the demobilization of various militia groups.
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