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disband

[dɪsˈbænd]

disband Definition

  • 1to stop being a group, especially an organized one
  • 2to dismiss or send away from service, employment, or enrollment, especially in the military

Using disband: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "disband" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The band decided to disband after their final concert.

  • Example

    The government has ordered the militia to disband.

  • Example

    The company will disband the department due to budget cuts.

disband Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for disband

Antonyms for disband

Phrases with disband

  • the act of breaking up or dismissing an army from service

    Example

    The disbandment of the army left many soldiers without jobs.

  • to break up or dissolve a team, especially a sports team

    Example

    The coach decided to disband the team after a series of losses.

  • to dissolve or terminate a committee or group

    Example

    The board of directors voted to disband the committee due to lack of progress.

Origins of disband

from Old French 'desbander', meaning 'to unfasten'

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Summary: disband in Brief

The verb 'disband' [dɪsˈbænd] means to stop being a group, especially an organized one. It can also mean to dismiss or send away from service, employment, or enrollment, especially in the military. Examples include 'The band decided to disband after their final concert.' and 'The government has ordered the militia to disband.' 'Disband' can be used in phrases like 'disbandment of an army,' 'disband a team,' and 'disband a committee.'