1. plural of demobilisation; the process of discharging military personnel from active service and returning armed forces to peacetime status
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: demobilizations); typically used in historical or military contexts

Examples

• The demobilisations of troops after World War II took several years to complete.
• Many soldiers faced uncertainty during the demobilisations following the armistice.
• The government announced plans for gradual demobilisations of reserve forces.
• Post-war demobilisations created significant social and economic challenges.
• Historical records document the demobilisations of multiple regiments in 1945.
• The demobilisations were staggered to avoid overwhelming the civilian job market.