disband|disbanded|disbanding|disbands in English

verb

[dis·band || dɪs'bænd]

break up, part company, separate, dissolve

Use "disband|disbanded|disbanding|disbands" in a sentence

1. Disband: This will disband the entire guild.

2. Disbanded.

3. They set about disbanding the terrorist groups.

4. The armies of Mordor must disband.

5. It was agreed to disband the working parties.

6. When the archer fires a whistler, we disband.

7. We had our reasons for disbanding the Avengers.

8. The president disbanded the corporation.

9. The government tried to disband the illegal organization.

10. All the armed groups will be disbanded.

11. After electing interim officers, the Convention disbanded.

12. You know, if you decide to disband the Monarchy.

13. The army was disbanded when the war ended.

14. At the 2004 AGM the officers voted to disband the group.

15. The group Acrimoniously disbanded in the mid-80s.

16. The emperor was deposed and his army disbanded.

17. Even David Rice Atchison was forced to disband his army.

18. Antonyms for Coheres include disbands, breaks up, disagrees, disconnects, disjoins, disperses, disputes, divides, looses and loosens

19. In April of 2017 we collectively decided to disband and end Bestir

20. Disband the Fourth Cohort and use the survivors to reinforce the Third.

21. To disband every army everywhere; now that would be something to celebrate!

22. 6 The regiment disbanded when the war was over.

23. On 1 April 1942, Third Kōkū Sentai was disbanded.)

24. However, Suharto also disbanded Aspri to appease popular dissent.

25. Joe Biden Is Disbanding Trump’s Nationalistic, Ahistorical 1776 Commission Cameron LeBlanc 1/20/2021