Disbanding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISBANDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISBAND, to break up
• (with reference to an organized group) break up or cause to break up

Words related to DISBANDING

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How to use DISBANDING in a sentence

• But Guthrum could laugh at all efforts of his great antagonist, and wait in confidence the sure disbanding of the Saxon troops at harvest time, so long as his ships held the sea.
• They had, however, been isolated cases, and the government thought it did enough to check the spirit of disaffection by disbanding the corps involved.
• After disbanding rebellious soldiers, he sought to make his army more efficient by changing the dress of the entire army.
• The disbanding of the immense armies that had been necessary to combat Napoleon threw out of employ perhaps half a million of men, who became vagabonds, beggars, and paupers.
• The disbanding of half a million of soldiers, without any settled occupation, filled every village and hamlet with vagrants and vagabonds demoralized by war.
• Disaster had dissolved the forces of the Cavaliers, and Lord Norwich had reluctantly decided to abandon the attempt, and, disbanding his men, made the best of his way into Essex.
• Dear Sir, be speedy in your Thoughts on this Subject, that, if possible, they may appear before the Disbanding of the Army.
• His office was about to terminate, the war had ceased, and he had no longer any satisfactory excuse for not disbanding his troops and returning to private life.
• One incident I remember is the disbanding of the Sesa Goa football team.
• Therefore, if you take my advice, you will, like a sensible man, resign yourself to the inevitable until the disbanding of the company.
• But the hard times in Europe, which followed the disbanding of the great armies which had been fighting France and Napoleon from 1789 to 1815, started a general movement.
• Most of the German auxiliaries, disbanding, returned to their own countries.
• The first thing necessary will be the disbanding of the African, or Hubshee corps, of three hundred men.
• And to-day he seems a great and desirable emperor, when Vitellius is disbanding his legions, disarming his Guards, and daily sowing fresh seeds of civil war.
• The first opportunity that was offered of discovering their mutual jealousy, was upon disbanding their troops.
• No cessation of hostilities short of an end of the war, and the disbanding of all forces hostile to the government.
• There was no disbanding there of a regiment, as tradition has it.
• Humboldt could see no rift through the clouds outside of the death of the Church and the disbanding of her so-called sacred institutions.
• It was generally feared that he would seize the supreme power, but he soon calmed these apprehensions by disbanding his army immediately after landing at Brundusium.
• A mutiny of the 19th regiment led to the disbanding of that corps.
• They granted more assessments, and some arrears for paying and disbanding the army.
• No cessation of hostilities short of an end of the war and the disbanding of all forces hostile to the government.
• But to the surprise and indignation of these people, the Vigilantes showed no intention of disbanding.
• It was evident that the proposed disbanding would have to be postponed.
• You do not see that, before the disbanding as well as after it, there are in the country a hundred millions of money corresponding with the hundred thousand men.

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