transitive verb
-·rized·, -·riz·ing- to free from organized military control
- to take away the military power or character of
demilitarize
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demilitarize
transitive verb
de·mil·i·ta·rized, de·mil·i·ta·riz·ing, de·mil·i·ta·riz·esTo remove or forbid military troops in (an area): demilitarize a buffer zone between hostile countries.
Related Forms:
- de·mil′i·ta·ri·za′tion
noun
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