What does DEMOB mean?

demob

Parts of Speech: verb

Definition: To demobilize or discharge from military service.

Pronunciations: US: /diˈmɑb/, UK: /ˈdiːmɒb/

Origin and Usage: Demob is a shortening of the word "demobilize" and is primarily used in British English. It gained popularity during World War II when soldiers were demobilized after the war ended. Today, it is still used in the military context, but can also be used more broadly to refer to the process of leaving a job or organization.

Synonyms: discharge, release, decommission

Related Words: mobil, model, embed, elbow, adobe

Example Sentences:

• After serving his country for 10 years, John was finally demobbed.
• The company decided to demob several employees as part of its cost-cutting measures.
• The demob process can take several weeks, depending on the individuals circumstances.