1. present participle of disfurnish; to remove furniture or equipment from a place
Usage: formal or archaic; transitive verb

1. the act or process of removing furniture or equipment from a space
Usage: formal or archaic; gerund form

Examples

• The disfurnishing of the old mansion took several weeks.
• They began disfurnishing the office before the move to the new building.
• The landlord was disfurnishing the rental property after the tenant left.
• Disfurnishing the warehouse allowed them to repurpose the space.
• The museum's disfurnishing of the gallery made room for a new exhibition.