disarmament
noun
Origin of disarmament
Related Words for disarmament
demobilization, demilitarization, disqualification, conquest, freeze, occupation, pacification, subjugation, disablement, cripplingExamples from the Web for disarmament
Contemporary Examples of disarmament
When I was in Japan two years ago, at least one media outlet referred to me as a “disarmament activist.”
Truman’s Grandson & Japan’s A-Bomb Survivors: A Story of ReconciliationClifton Truman Daniel
August 5, 2014
Doyle said he is not certain where he will end up, though he plans to continue to work on nonproliferation and disarmament issues.
Under the accord, the OSCE is tasked with overseeing the disarmament of militants and their evacuation from occupied buildings.
That disarmament process now appears to be moving forward, but is in its very early stages.
Progressives and peace-seekers claim to be committed to disarmament.
Historical Examples of disarmament
This 1961 Arden House meeting dealt with the problem of disarmament.
The Invisible GovernmentDan Smoot
The late war was not a war to end war, nor was it a war for disarmament.
The American EmpireScott Nearing
There's the Spanish view of the matter—if you are for peace and harmony and disarmament.'
Beauchamp's Career, CompleteGeorge Meredith
Organisation is needed, he says, and is just as important as disarmament.
My Wonderful VisitCharlie Chaplin
In looking for a cause his eye fell naturally on the problem of disarmament.
GladiatorPhilip Wylie