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Demobilize (Verb)

Retire from military service.

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

The country agreed to demobilize troops following the peace treaty, allowing soldiers to reintegrate into civilian life.
After twenty-five years of service, Captain Smith decided to demobilize and take up a teaching position at a local school.
Following the end of the war, the government worked to demobilize millions of soldiers who had been drafted.
Lieutenant Davis had chosen to demobilize from the army at the end of her service contract, feeling burnt out and unfulfilled.
As international diplomacy efforts resulted in a prolonged ceasefire, leaders pushed to demobilize troops in an effort to calm tensions and build trust.

Release from military service or remove from the active list of military service.

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

The government decided to demobilize the reserve troops and send them back to their homes after the conflict ended.
Following the treaty signing, the countries agreed to demobilize their forces and return to a state of peace.
As the war came to a close, the soldiers were demobilized and allowed to reintegrate into civilian life.
Many of the veterans struggled to adjust after being demobilized and returning to their communities without support.
The military began to demobilize all non-essential units and redirect resources to essential defense operations.